The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-14
CNFJRT ORDERS.

V7IRGINIA.-Int the Circuit Court Of the
v city of Richmond August ], 1893:
SaIie Howard, lunatic, by }. Bernard Peyton.
her next friend; j. Bernard Peyton and Isabella
c. Howard, an infant, by Elisha Sheppers9n, MS
next friend B Ge05se and tbe
Western Lunatic Asylum. .............P Plaintiffs
against
Charles Byrd and Gentry Executors Of
Henry Hox xmdnc George Howard
Howard, - Throgmorton and Jane +. Throe-
I norton. his wife: Samuel Fetchener and susan
Virginia, his wife {: and Thomas HARDY
EXTRACT OF DEGREES.
And the Cont doth further adtudge, order, and
decree thai the said Charles Byrd and z: +. GEN.
try d. render an account of their eTecul9rla trans
Of their tesator. George Howard, deceased, before
one of the commissioners of this court ana tss
said Commissioner is directed, in taking the said
accounts. to regard rs a'rima facie correct but
li"he to be surcharged and faSifed by the plain
iffS any accounts of the said executors heretofore
settled by them before commissioner and returned
to court and confirmed aud ordered to be recordo1
by such court of competent jurisdiction.
And the Court doth further adjudge, order, and
decree that the said defendants, Charles Byrd and
2. T. Gentry, do render before the said Commits
sioner an account showing how much money they as
executors and testamentary guardians as aforesaid
have received since the Sth day Of April 1853 the
dste of their last settlement andfrom what sources,
and how they have disposed of the same. how much
monnv they have paid 70 each of the egatees under
the will of George Howard deceased /: and snow
Ing whether any Of the leFatees land e'pec1a ~
whether Cornela Amanda Early, before her inter.
marriage with George Farley or she and the SAID
George Farley since their incrmarriage) have
been permitted to occupy any house or houses be-
longing to the estate of George Howard. deceased
free of rent, and If so, how long and during what
periods the house or houses were thus nGcT wasine
.tee oi ienI "El which accounts the said Com
.nsss;oncr will examine. state. and settle and re,
mort to the court VII any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself or which may be re-
uuired by any of the parties to be so stated.
And the said defendants are required to produce
before the said Commissioner any books, papers,
accounts vouchers in their pos session or under
their control touching the estate of George Howard,
deceased Which may be called for by the plaintiffs,
either of them, which they, or either oil them,
may require to he so produced. :,
And the said defendants, or any OF them. sna VI
subject themselves to an examination under oath,
upon interrOgatories filed with the commissioner,
or orally before the Commissioner or in both ways,
! rs the plaintiffs, or any of them, may require
touching any and all matters Involved In thls SUIT
of the time and place of making the inquiries and
taking The accounts ordered by the decree entered
I'm this cause the lst day of August 1865 snail ne
given by the Commits Toner, who shall execute the
| said decree by publication once week for 10ul
| successive weeks in some newspaper published III
| the city of Richmond, and that such publication
shall he equivalent TO personal service OF such no
| ticc on the parties, or any OF them.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
| RICHMOND, October G, 1858. )
| Notice is hereby given that have appnlntea III:
! office in this city. the place. and MONDR1 lh'
9Th day Of November, 1868, At 10 a. NJ as tie Iih
| for executing the foregoing decree, wneh ant
where the parties are reqalreTd 70 attsh hSANTs
oc7 waw Commissioner.