The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-14

URITZD STATEs DIsTRIcT CouRr, SATUR-
DAY. Judge Ro. ". Hughes presiding In
the matter OF c.. thinner, bankrupt: The
assignee was ordered to sell the bankrupt's
chooses in action for $40.
In the cause Of Shields Us. Lichtenstein
The special commissioners report of the
| sale Of the property heretofore sold to Mary
Ladbrook for 81 900 was confirmed. and the
purchase money being paid in full the com.
nissioners were authorized to make q deed
to the purchaser. Is
In the matter of Thomas b. Dorset, bank.
rupt The assignee was ordered to deposit
| the balance in his hands in the Planters Ne.
tional Bank. And the standing auditor of
| the court was instructed to examine ard re-
port npon the account of the assignee, and
the purchaser of the bankrupt's real estate
fordered to show cause ON the 9th October
next why be should not pay the balance of
the purchase money due by him. The as
signee was also ordered to sell the tract of
two hundred and four acres OF land in the
county of Powhatan, on the premises, after
due notice.
In the matter of Thomas j. Turpin, bank
rupt: The assignee was ordered to turn over
to the bankrupt the crops grown by him on
the land surrendered by him in bankruptcy,
except the usual rent of one-fourth, which
ne is directed to turn over to the purchaser,
and should the purchaser refuse to accept
these TERMS. then the assignee is empowered
to sell the land publicly or privately, as he may
think best, and hold the proceeds subject to
the order ofthe court but If the purchaser ac-
cepts the terms, the assignee is instructed to
make him proper deed to the property
upon the payment of the taxed costs.
In the matter of James T. Caldwell, bank
rupt: An order was made authorizing the
assignee to sell the bankrupts real estate
after giving notice by publication in the
Richmond Daily Whig, and by placlrd
posted in three or more public places in the
county.
In the case of D. j. Jones rs. The Jefer-
son Insurance Company: An order was
made continuing the hearing until the 17th
instant for the defendant to file testimony.
In the matter of John c. Carr, bankrupt !:
The order of removal to the Western dis
trict was set aside, and j. NJ. CIoyd and Viii.
liam Wilburn ordered to appear before this
court on the 9th of October next and show
cause why the assignees should not receive
from the purchaser of the bankrupt's land
the residue of the purchase money and ap-
PLY the same to the payment of the liens
thereon. @s
In the case Of Alexander Durham Us.
Schooner Orbit, in admiralty: Judgment
was entered for S7S and costs for the libel
liant.
In the matter of E. A. Pool, bankrupt:
The bankrupt was ordered TO pay within
sixty days to j. B. divers ezecutrix 1884
and interest, subject to certain credits. In
default the assignee is ordered to make sale
of the bankrupt's property to satisfy the
same.
In the matter of A. W. Gammons, bank
rupt The trustee, William l. Clopton, hav.
ing filed his report, it is ordered to lie in the
clerks office ten days for exceptions, and the
trustee not having sold certain other pro.
perty In his hands, he is authorized to do so
at public or private sale, as he may deem
best. 1t was also ordered that the pur-
chasers at the sale reported do forthwith pay
the sums due by them.
In the matter of George w. Bryan, bank
rupt: A certain bond given by the pur-
chasers of the bankrupt's property for de-
ferred payment having been turned over to
Vest & Hansford on judgment obtained
against the bankrupt and others in the
United States Circuit Court, and the pur-
chasers having refused to pay the same,
William T. Peachy and Jacob Cohn are ap-
pointed special commissioners to resell the
property, and after paying the note and costs
pay the residue to l.. Wolf and D. Heyman,
the former purchasers.