The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Uacnm hQr % lS54

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
RICHMOND, December %, 1885,
HENRY Y. MITCHELL AGAINST WILL
IL LIAM MITCH ell. Jr:'s, executrlx and
executor and others and William Mitchell Jr 3,
executor against Mitchell and others. In the Hus-
tings Court for the city Of Richmond.
BY the decree entered in these causes on the cath
day OF december 1868, 1t Is directed:
LIST. hat andrew Johnston, as surviving execu-
tor of William Mitchell DR., deceased, do render
before one OF the commissioners OF this court an
account Of his transactions as such surviving exc
cutor since the soth day of September 1857, up to
which time he mas already settled his accounts In
taking which accounts the commissioner VIII re-
ceive and regard as 11rtaa Jacie correct all such
accounts as have heretofore been settled and
reported to this court according to law, subject
however, to be surcharged and falsifed by any OF
the parties interested upon the production OF Salts
That the commissioner before whom the FORE
going accounts shall be settled do inquire and
report,
"a. What is the present fee-simple value OF the
real and personal est ,te of ilam Mitchell, Jr.,
deceased, and of what 1t consists. In making this
estimate the commissioner will not embrace the
dwelling -house, &c, the furniture, &C., In the
residence occupied by the widow, Mrs. Julia A.
Mitchell, and family.
estate of William Mitchell, DR., deceased, for the
years 1866 1857 and 1853 and what will be the pro-
bable net annual Income OF the same for the next
4th. whether the annuity of - 500 to the widow
and family OF William Mitchell, Jr., deceased,
Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond at its June
term In 1857 is too large or too sill the present
time, and whether lie same should be continued
or whether the amount Of said annual allowance
should be changed In any manner.
5th. Whether The rights or interests of the other
deceased would be violated or impaired by a sale
of enough OF the real estate 10 make to Henry Y.
Mitchell the advancement Of The legacy OF $lo 600
claimed by him in his bill.
9th. If any, what portion Of the real estate be-
longing to the estate Of William Mitchell, Dr.,
deceased, should be sold for the purpose OF making
said advancement 49,
7lh. How much money has been paid to the said
Henry Y. Mitchell upon the said legacy of SlO o0o
and how much Is still due thereon.
8th. How much money was advanced by Frede-
rick W. ggill to the widow, Mrs. Julia A.
MITCHELL whether the came was for the use OF Mrs.
Mitchell alone or fer the use of herself and chill
dren and for which of her children how much
has been paid on said advancement, and how much
is sti due thereon whether the said I
liam Mitchell, DR., deceased, or Is due from Mrs
Julia A. Mitchell, or by whom 1t is due, and when
and how the same should be paid or secured
9th. What claim the estate of Samuel DE Witt
Mitchell deceased, has upon the estate OF William
Mitchell Jr deceased Tor the sS.S win interest," adiaS
administrator Of the said Samuel DE Witt Mitchell
deceased, and what outstanding debts or claims
there are against the estate OF the said Samuel
II Of which accounts and inquiries the commits
sioner will state and make and report to the court
by himself or which may be required by any party
to be SO stated.
In executing LllS decree the commissioner may
examine any party to these causes under oath, and
he may take the examination Of any party under
oath which may be required by any other party TO
be so taken.
The &C mmissioner shall give notice Of the time
and place OF taking these accounts and making
the inquiries by publication once week for four
successive weeks in one of the newspapers pub
lished In the city of Richmond which publication
shall be equivalent to personal service OF notice
upon all the parties. ti.'1
The parties interested are hereby notified that I
have fixed on tn URsDAY the 2sth day of Janu-
ary 1852, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as the time, and my
ONCE No. $40 Franklin street In the city OF Rich
mond, Va, as the place, to take the accounts and
make the inquiries directed by the decree
-5- THOMAS j. EVANS,
f.v Commissioner In Chancery
de 3o-WAw for the Richmond Hastings curt.