The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-17

UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court, YEsTER-
DAf.--Judge Hughes presiding.-In the mat
ter OF Il. A. Hillyard, bankrupt: The sale
OF bankrupt's estate called "College Mills"
oy the assignee to Roger Gregory was con-
irmed and the assignee ordered to assign
tne notes given for the purchase money to S.
>. Cottrell. lien creditor, In part payment
OF nus judgment. The sales OF the Fox tract,
and his interest in the estate Of DR.. William
Dew to the bankrupt, were also confirmed
upon said purchaser complying with the
an exemption Of 800 out of his real estate
was disalowed.
In the matter Of Apollos Boutwell,, bank
rupt: Assignee's account referred to the
clerk for taxation and report, and bankrupt
ordered to deposit in the Planters National
Bank s5I0, with interest from July 20, 1872,
being balance due by him on the purchase
Of his real estate called "Clifton," within
ten days after service of copy of this order
upon him; otherwise he will be proceeded
against for contempt, and the court will pro-
ceed to order resale of the property.
In the matter of John S. Knox, bankrupt !:
Upon petition of assignee setting forth that
an upset bid Of ten per cent. had been made
upon the price obtained at sale of the
bankrupt'S property called Briarly, it was
ordered that the property be re-Sold and the
bidding started at said upset bid.
In the matter of Thomas G.. Brooks,
bankrupt: +. n. Darlington, of Charlotte
county, appointed special commissioner to
take and state an account Of the real estate
and lis value to the bankrupt at the time Of
his adjudication and the lieus existing there.
on and their priorities.
In the matter of John Quarles, bankrupt ::
Register ordered, after notice to the creditor
and assignee, to scale the claim of A. Bruba-
kcr. the creditor, and report to the court the
amount due In current money. The petition
Of the bankrupt for additional exemption
was denied and dismissed aud the assignee
ordered to report what assets are in his hands
and TO file his account with the clerk for tax.
alton.
In the matter of 3. NJ. Pratt, bankrupt {:
| Upon petition Of bankrupt assignee ordered
to show cause, July 3, why the prayer ofthe
petition should not be granted.
In the matter of John S. South, bankrupt: l.:
Assignee ordered to sell the bankrupt's real
estate after due advertisement, and make re-
port of his proceedings to the court.
In the matter Of w. Z. Bradshaw, bank
rupt: Creditors ordered to show cause be-
| fore Register Forbes, at Richmond, why the
bankrupt's real estate should not be sold,
and register instructed to report all liens
and their priorities to the court, and upon
the application Of the assignee, he is empow-
cred to sell the bankrupt's bonds, open ac-
counts, &c, at private sale, OF as he may
deem best for the interest OF the creditors.
In the matter of Thomas Il. Dorset, bank.
rupt: The sale Of two tracts Of land to the
bankrupt and the order confirming the same
was set aside and annulled, and the convey
ance made by the assignee TO the bankrupHs
heirs-at-law set aside and the assignee order
ed to resell the property after advertisement.
| The assignee having failed to report his pro-
ceediu9s in regard to the purchase money
due or paid by William II. Allderdice for
purchases made by him be is ordered to re-
port forthwith. The heirs-at-law are also
enjoined from performing any act of owner
SHIP on said property.