The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-09

| UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT Judge
f06ert w. Hughes presiding.-in the mat.
ter OF Presley I. Atkinson, bankrupt: The
tassigDee filed his account, which, by consent,
was approved by the Court, and the assignee
discharged. So
In the matter of James B. Harvell, bank
Irupt: No exception having been fled to the
Iassisnee's report Of exempted property to
the bankrupt, it was ordered that said re-
port be confirmed. 2.
| In the matter of James W. Bryant, bank-
rupt: Upon the application of the assignee
he was authorized to sell the property of
said bankrupt by public auction after giving
notice for three weeks by haudbiis posted in
the county. i
In the matter of John F. Early, baukrupt:
Upon the motion of A. r. Blakey and others,
| county, the Injunction awarded against them
in this court on the 11th day of June, 1878,
| was dissolved, and the petition therefor dis.
missed. But this order is not to take effect
until the assignee, E. w. Early, is party to
the proceedings in the said State court. .
In the matter of Presley T. Atkinson,
bankrupt: The sale made By the assignee
and trustee of the bankrupt's property was
confirmed, and the assignee ordered to pay.
the balance in his hands, amounting to
81 ,04037, to the creditor secured by the
third deed of trust on said property, the
first and second deeds having been satisfied
by former orders of this court. The assignee
and trustee were also ordered 10 make 4
proper deed to the purchaser.
In the matter of w. 81. Reshep, bankrupt:
The assignee was ordered 10 sell the bank
rupts real estate, consisting of sixteen acres
of land in Matthews county.
In the matter of John D. Morris. bank
rupt: On motion of the judgment-creditor
of said bankrupt, and by consent of the as
signee, the restraining order heretofore en-
tered herein by the register is set aside, and
the assignee directed to sell the goods and
chattels of the bankrupt and apply the pro-
ceeds, after the payment Of costs, to the pay
ment of said judgment.
In the matter of j. c. Riddle, bankrupt:
Upon the petition of the bankrupt, and with
the consent of the assignee, certain personal
property and money, amounting to $4,000,
was exempted to him as homestead eX-
emptiop.
In the matter of Thomas j. Turpin, bank
rupt +: The purchaser of the bankrupi's land
was ordered to show cause on the 18th in
sold at his costs.
In the matter Of Witte Brothers Us. w.
w. Finney, alleged bankrupt: BY consent
of the parties the petition Of the complain
ants were dismissed at their costs.
In the matter of Pascal Elliott, bankrupt:
1t was ordered that unless some one OF the
len.creditors Of the bankrupt and Powhatan
Elliott make an upset bid of 81 900 before No
vember 15, 1874, for the land sold by the
trustee, and secure the same with good
bond, that the bill of the bankrupt TO set
aside the deed of trust, &C., be dismissed at
the costs of the complainants.
In the case of United States us. SO pack
ages manufactured snuff: The jury rendered
a verdict for the United States. An order Of
condemnation was ordered.
. Nathaniel j. Sand, of Greensville county,
filed his petition in bankruptcy In this court
yesterday.