The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01

i UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT, WEDNE!
Day Judge Hughes presiding.-In In the ma,
ter of Norton AIcott, bankrupt. It was OF
dered that William ToWnes be Summoned
show cause on the 18th April next why th
sale of the hnkrups's chooses in action b
him shoull not be set aside. =. ne tHi
H. . In the matter of r. A. Lacy, bankrupt
The report of the appraisers in this caus
I was confirmed, and the statement OF Jane
NJ. Matthews Of the value Of the consingep
fright OF. dover or the biukr1pt'S wife m hi
j real estate, estimated at s44a 81, was adopted
and the assignee ordered ts pay the same eS
Of the proceeds of the sale OF the land.
| In the matter OF James ". P. Crews
bankrupt. Joseph D. Blair was appointed
assignee in place of Banks, deceased, ant
ordered to collect the assets Of the bank
rupt and convey to the purchasers OF The
bankrupts real estate the land purchased BY
them upon the payment Of the purchase
money or satisfactory proof that it was paid
| the former assignee; but said assignee is mol
to act until he has given bond IN the penalty
Of $500. -... .-,....
Jeremiah Graves and N. C. Miller were
ordered to appear before the court on the
| 10th April next and show cause why they
| should not refund the amounts paid them by
| the former assignee. -f-, #.I
In the matter Of Abner H. Burke, bank.
rupt. The assignee was ordered to pay to
John A. Gills, attorney for the Judgment
creditors, S1j964, being the taance in his
hands. 10,
In. thematter OF Charles -Lindner, bank.
rupt. The clerk was directed to check upon
| the funds in this Cause m favor of John Fl.
Pein for $23.G0, and F.. r. Turner for $3.50.
~ In the matter Of K. 81. Moss d Brother,
barkrupts. The assignee was ordered to
collect the bonds now due for the purchase.
money offhe bankrupt's real estate and de-
posit the same in blnk, and upon the full
payment OF the purcbase-noney convey the
property TO the purchaser. ,'
In the matters Of Edmund Swift and VII.
liam I. Ratcliffe, bankrupts. The asslsnee's
reports Of sale Of real estate were con ntirmed,
and the assignee authorized to convey the
property to purchasers upon the full pay
ment of the purchase-money. 49, . "
lu the matter of the Mutual Building
Fund and Dollar Savings Blnk, bankrupt.
It was ordered that the trustees in bank
ruptcy Of said bankrupt unite with W. L.
Smith ia certain deed Of release. to A. L.
Walton of deed of trust executed by him
| to secure his notes 10 said bank, the nOles hay
ing been fully paid, without prejudice, bow
ever, to any right the trustees may. nave
against w. T. Farrar growing out OF the
payment Of said notes to him by Walton.
In the matter OF John T. Boutwell,, blnk.
rupt. The assignee and register were Or
dered TO report their receipts, charges. and
disbursements herein; and the assignee was
further directed to report as to the debt due
the bankrupt in the case Of Wright Us. Fltz-
hugh.
In the matter of Joseph B. Qulrles, bank.
| rupt. The petition Of ThomaS W. Bond was
dismissed at costs Of petitioner. without
prejudice Of his right against the bankrupt to
recover the $500 exemption allowed him,
and the order allowing the same is set aside.
In the matter Of Thomas II. Harris, bank.
rupt. The exemption made by the assignee
was confirmed. aud the assignee authorized
to sell at public or private sale the bankruppS
chooses in action aud if there is no objection
to the bankrupt's claim to homestead eN-
emptioD, allow him to bid for said chooses in
action to the amount of S2, 1000; and if the
bankrupt produces release oil bis homestead
waving debts, then the assignee is directed
TO turn over TO him the notes given by him
for the purchases made at the sale of his eff.
fects.
In the matter of David T. Graves, bank.
rupt. The assignee Was ordered to set aside
to the BANKRUPT, under the fourteenth Sec
ton, the personal property and chooses in
action surrendered by him, and as home
stead exemption the tract of land in King
aud Queen county containing 50 acres, value
S120 .....
Judge Hughes will lie At Alexandria the
remaining three days Of this week, and will
hold the District and Circuit Courts in regu-
lar Sprinp term next week.
Judge Bond Will not be in Richmond until
about the 18th OF April.