The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-08

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COCRT-Jud9e
Robert ". Huahes preSidtng.-The follow.
ing orders were entered in this court yes
terday:
In the matter of James 81. Dame, b1nk-
rupt: The assignee was ordered to sell the
bankrupt's real estate. consisting Of lots Nos.
60 and 81, in Abingdon, Va, and an undi.
yided interest in $500 acres of land in Wise
county, at public auction, after advertise
ment Ia the Abingdon Vrginida; and the
assignee was authorized to appoint an agent
for the purpose, to save expense.
In the matter OF Samuel C0ttrell, Jr.,
bankrupt It was ordered that the sale of
the bankruprs land made by Lewis e.
Highly, assignee Of the bankrupt, and John
o. Steger, trustee, for the benefit of Henry
Cox, executor of Edward Cox, be confirmed,
there being no objection thereto.
In the matter of Elijah Bibb, bankrupt:
All the schedule creditors having consented
that this case be dismissed, it was ordered
that the same be stricken from the docket
upon the payment Of the costs.
In the matter Of William G. Mopcure.
bankrupt: Jacob Cohn was substituted as
assignee, and ordered to sell the interest OF
said bankrupt in the farm in Henrico county
called EllersIe," being contingent life
estate In one-sixth of the undivided moiety
of the said farm, at public auction, at Hen.
rico courthouse, on some court.day, for one.
third cash and the balance on credit of six
months, with interest added.
In the matter of William NJ. Jackson,
bankrupt: 1t was ordered that the bankrupt
show cause on the 18th instant why the claim
of Woodward & Son, in favor of which he
had waived his homestead exemption, should
not be paid out of the property allowed him
as such exemption.
In the matter Of Storrs Brothers and
others us. Epgel & Son, in bankruptcy: The
Court having considered The motion for re-
hearing of the petition Of E. NJ. Garrett, as
signee of the said Engel g. Son, against S.
Lisberger, orders that said motion be
granted, and the order dismissiDg said peti.
ton be set aside, and that the said petition
be treated as bill in equity, and for that
purpose that proper process issue thereon,
and the cause be regularly matured at rules,
according to law.
In the matter of James W. Bryant, bank
rupt: Jacob Cobn was substituted as as.
signee in this cause, and ordered to show
cause why the bankrupts real estate should
not be sold and the proceeds applied to the
payment of the judgment liens.
LII Tic uaIlcl VI SduuCI w ANU, buuh'
rupt: Upon the motion of Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Davis the order restraining her and others
from selling the bankrupt's lands under Or
der of the State court was dissolved, and the
commissioners Of the County Court of Mat.
thews county were permitted to proceed
with said sale after making the assignee Of
said bankrupt party to the proceedings in
said State court.
In the matter of Benjamin NJ. Francisco,
bankrupt: The answers of Benjamin III. and
Benjamin S. Francisco were filed by leave of
court.
In the matter of John S. South, bankrupt :
John Pollard was appointed special CON-
missioner to take an account of the liens and
their pIioIities upon the bankrupt's estate,
and the assignee was ordered to settle his
account before said commissioner.
In the matter Of Wood, Marsh d Co. and
ais. Us. Zaceheus 3. Munford, of Accomac
county, alleged bankrupt: An order was
made tor the said Munford to show cause
on the 28th instant why he should not be
adjudged bankrupt.
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
j. w. Scott, Of King William county.
In the cause of The Trustees of the Mu.
tual Building Fund and Dollar Savings
Bank uS. The First National Bank Of Rich
mond: An Injunction was awarded restrain
ing and epioining the defendants from prose
cutting their suit in the Chancery Court Of
the city of Richmond against John +. Bos
sleuX and ais. until further order of tnt
court.