Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-14
Sales Under Trust Deeds.

| adjourned.
1n Sales Under Trust Deeds.
General SchoGeld's order relative to sales
| under deeds of trust, was noticed by US ycster-
day The order directs:
!. Sales of property under deeds of trust,
when every civil remedy has been exhausted,
will be suspended by the operation of this order
in all cases where such sale would result IN 4
ruinous and unnecessary sacrifice Of property.
| or whore the payment of interest Wnc en- due, and
| of the principal in q reasonable time, can be
secured without such sacrifice; and also IN cases
where such sale would leave u family, or per-
sons non conlpos or lntirm, without means OF
support.
ditions the grantor may apply by petition IN
writing in duplicate, under oath, to the militia
ny commissioner or circuit judge having Jurls-
| diction of the place in which the property en-
numbered is located, setting forth statement
of all charges encumbrances, or liens, relating
to the property, and the material facts relied
upon to support the petition. If the judge or
| commissioner be Of opinion that the facts set
forth are sufficient to sustain the petition he will
| endorse such opinion on the duplicate petition.
and cause one copy thereof to be served upon
/ the trustee. Whereupon the trustee shall sus.
/ pend the sale, and it shall remain suspended
i until the SAID opinion of the judge or commits.
l soner shall be withdrawn, or tho grantor shall
i give his consent in writing to its discharge, or
4 an order shall be made by the commanding
j General authorizing the sale: 49,.
! g. If it be demanded by the trustee, or bene-
| iciares or other parties in interest," The judge
or commissioner viii hear all parties by evil
| dence ard counsel, and upon the facts, as ap
| proved at such hearing, will affirm or Withdraw
his previous opinion, or suggest to the parties
| such terms of compromise as to him shall seem
equitable and just. But either party may ap-
peal from such final action Of judge or COM
missioner to the com manding General, giving
notice Of his appeal in writing to the judge or
commissioner, who will inform the other par
ties in interest and in case of appeal by the
| grantor or parties claiming under him, the sale
shall remain suspended until the decision Of
the commanding General is made known. All
such appeals shall be accompanied with copy
Of the original petition, with the opinion OF the
judge or commissioner endorsed thereon, ana
with a copy, certified by the judge or commits
soner, of the record Of facts proven before him.
T. Reasonable expenses for clerical labor con-
ncctcd with tho hearing may be directed by the
Judge or commissioner to be paid by either on
both parties, as shall seem to him Just: In case
| of appeal, the expenses OF such clerical Work
connected with the appeal shall be paid or Sc.
cured by the applicant.
| s. 1t il the purpose of the handing Gen
eral hereafter, rs heretofore, not to Interfere
| with The 0pnratOn Of the State laws as admin
istered by the civil tribunals, except where the
cure to individuals substantial Justice: 1t Is cX-
| pected that i'm general, cases OF the c ass refer
red to in this order will be settled by mutua
concession and compromise between the parties
| in accordance with the principles herein set
forth Auh that the orders Of thB commanding
| General will be required only IN exceptional
| ciSeS .-.
| TIE BALTIMORE Annual Conference, NJ. e.
| Church, South, adjourned last night. A new
district has been added, under the name Of
East Baltimore The following are the ap-
pontmcnts for the Washington District:
| J. S. Martin, p. E-W Washington NJ. street
church w. Y. Tudor. Aleyandria-R. r.
$. Hough supernumerary, f. n. Mllls.--'
| Loudoun Landstreet, W. Hammond.
Mount Carmcl-L. H. Crcnshaw, one to be
supplied. HiIshorough--E. i. Kreglor,
S. G. Ferguson. Fairfax-A. B. Dolly, one
TO be supplied. City Mission-Joh T. James.
D. Shoaf. -Farmwcll-James II. Wolf War
Fauquier. Edward H. Henry. Fredericks-
burg-F. G. Tcbbs, Staf1ord-H. e. johnson.
| Prince William-George W. Lightner Prince
George esp. B. Smith, W. g. Hancock.
Bladensburg-W. III. D. Hareok, j. T. Max
we'll South River-J. H. Temple.
"A "LOIL" LEAGUE.-We understand that
''Loyal League has been organized in our
midst, composed OF about twenty-five members,
| most OF whom, we suppose, are OF the race
known as ''unbleached Americans, and rem
nant Of two or three of such as assume to be
white -. .-..
One or two philanthropic exotics have been
visiting town at intervals lately tor the pur
pose OF selling to the aforesaid, certificates Of
| their legal marriage, $50 that the heirs may
establish their claim to the forty acres and
| mule" which their cmanclp ated progenitors are
| constantly expecting and never receiving.
Also these disinterested lnlportatlonS from a
| foreign cline are said to be administering the
| so emn rite Of baptism to their colored breth-
rem at the moderate price Of one dollar per
| head !-Charzest01Un Free Press.
A SCARE.-On Monday, the first day Of the
Court, COL Blair, of the Institute was engaged
| in blowing rock on his lot near the Institute.
| A considerable number of the great unwashcd,
| who tabernacle in and around our mountain hol
| lows were in town, when to their sudden conster-
| nation two or three blasts were let off in quick
| succession. Believing it to be the sound of
cannon, and having heard that morning for
| the first time, of the struggle between the Pres
| ident and Congress and the prospect of fight,
| they flew to their horses, and mounting in hot
haste, they put spurs to their steeds and made
bee line for their mountain Businesses. One
in his hurry to escape, lost his hat, and after
getting few miles from town, got into the bed
Of a creek, and riding down it, in his fright rode
over twelve foot dam, but was fortunately
rescued after a severe ducking Lexington
| Gazette. ... ..
STATE SOVEREIGNTY. The impeachment of
Judge Hindman is about the strongest illus
traton Of State Rights ultraism we have lately
witnessed. Inimpeaching him forrespecting the
authority of one Of the Departments of the
General Government, the Legislature decl ares,
in effect, that the law of West Virginia is of
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