The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18
UNITED STATES D1srRrcr COURT, sATuR.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, SATgR'
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding.-In the
matter of William NJ. Sutton, bankrupt. A.
d. Williams was appointed special com.
! missioner for the purpose, and ordered to
make himself a party to the suit Of Terry
ps.. William NJ. sutton's assignee, pending in
the Circuit Court of the county Of Henrico,
and pray said court to turn over to him as
such commissioner the fund in said cause,
amounting to $1,246.90. The said commits
sioner was required to give bond in the sum
of 81 800 before acting. i.ae
In the matter Of F. H. Thompson, bank.
rupt. The assignee was ordered to recon-
yey to the bankrupt the property surren.
dered by him, valued at SS45, the bankrupt
to pay all the expenses in bankruptcy. No
thing, having come to the hands of the as
signee it was ordered that hebe discharged.
In the matter of John NJ. Fauntleroy,
bankrupt. The assignee and trustee were
ordered to collect the deferred payments
now due for the tract OF land sold by them,
and make deed with special warranty to
the purchaser; and after paying the debt due
A. B. Fuller, guardian Of Mary G. Turner,
and the costs, deposit the balance in the
Planters National Bank to the credit Of. this
cause.
In the matter Of Samuel G. Hayes, bank
rupt. Upon the petition Of Jacob Cohn,
assignee in this cause, a. MGse, Jr.;; ;;wsS apt
pointed attorney in the suit pending in the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond, in
which said bankrupt's estate is involved.
In the matter Of W. r. P. Leigh. bank
rupt. The bankrupt, his assignee, and T. j.
Christian, the purchaser Of his real estate,
were ordered to show cause on the I'd day of
February next why said property should not
be subjected to the payment of the judg-
ment due James NJ. Ecoson.
In the matter Of A. J. Andrews, bank
rupt The Marshal Was ordered to take
possession OF the horse and dray, saddle and
bride, claimed by the trustee Of Mrs. An
dreWs and keep the same until the further
order Of the court.
In the matter Of David Baker, Jr.. bank
rupt. II. 6. Morton was appointed special
commissioner to take an account of the liens
aud their priorities upon the bankruptS pro-
perty, and also what interest the bankrupt
has in the real estate surrendered by him in
bis schedule.
III the matter of Daniel Turner, bankrupt.
The Injunction awarded in this cause on the
Esd day OF October, 1875, was dissolved, and
VI. W. Cosby, trustee, authorized to sell the
real estate Of the bankrupt conveyed by deed
of trust, dated the 10th day of December,
1857, TO James Z. Shelton, trustee, and re-
port his proceedings to this court.
In the matter of Il. NJ. hudgins, bankrupt.
The receiver fled his report Of sale, and it
appearing that there are number of claims
for services rendered as mechanics. clerks,
and servants, the report Of the receiver was
confirmed, and the questions arising upon
the claims aforesaid, and the bankruptS
claim to an exemption, were referred to
Thomas S. Atkins as special commissioner to
examine and report.
Discharges in bankruptcy were issued to
the following bankrupts-viz., A. S. Humid
ley, O. T. Beazley, 5. B. r. Loving, james
F. Grattan, JohnJ. Williams, Walter Gahen,
and William Ben. Price.
Judge Hughes left the city Saturday for
Norfolk, and expects to open court here again
on the I'd Of February next.