The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-07

property Of every kind and description
WHEREOF they are appointed receivers, and
which may come into their possession, and
file the same with the clerk OF this Court,
and due notice OF such filing to; be given to
the plaintiffs solicitors. That the said re-
ceiyers do keep full, true, and accurate ac-
counts Of all and singular their acts and do
ings in the premises; that they render, and
file with the clerk Of this Court, such account
within ten days after the expiration of every
month Of their receivership, and serve CO
pies thereof upon the plaintiffs solicitors,
aud that they have liberty to pass their ac-
counts from time to time before Matthew F.
Peasants, who Is hereby appointed a master
for that purpose, on ten days. notice to the
plaintiffs solicitors after the service on them
OF such copy thereof; that any questions
which may arise on such accounting be re-
ported to this Court for examination and de-
cision, and that such accounting, when from
time to time had and completed, shall be
final and conclusive upon all parties, unless
on due cause shown the same shall during
the pendency OF this action be opened on
special application.
RESPONSIBILITY OF RECEIVERS.
Fifth. 1t is further ordered that all mo-
neys coming into the hands Of the said re-
ccivers, or either Of them, be by them de-
posted in one or more safe banks Of deposit
within the State Of Virginia, to be approved
by this Court or judge thereof, to the joint
credit of the receivers, to be thence drawn
out on their joint order, or on the order Of
an agent or attorney to be by them agreed
upon.
It is further ordered that the said receiv-
ers, exercising due prudence and caution
in the selection thereof, shall not be respon-
sible for the wrongful acts OF their servants
and agents.
It is further ordered that the said receiy-
ers shall not, nor shall either of them, in any
case incur any personal or individual liabi-
ity in the operation of the said line OF rail-
road, or otherwise in the premises, by rea-
son Of any act or thing done by them, or
either OF them, as receivers, by their ser
wants, agents, or attorneys, the said receiv-
ers respectively acting in good faith and in
the exercise OF their best discretion, but the
mortgaged premises shall nevertheless be
chargeable with any Judgment which may
be established against the receivers in any
action brought against them by any person
under leave Of this Court first had and OBJ
tanned.
1t is further ordered that the said receiy-
ers respectively shall in no case be respon-
sible Jointly for the acts Of each other, but
shall be responsible only scverally, each one
for his own acts.
FUTURE ORDERS.
Sixth. 1t is further ordered that all appli-
cations for interlocutory order or relief in
this action by or on behalf OF any party
thereto, or the receiver therein, shall be
made on notice by the moving party to the
party or parties OF at least ten days, cXclu-
sive OF the day of service, and on due proof
Of personal services Of notice, unless the
notice hereby required be waived in writing.
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE COMPANY.
SeUenth. 1t is further ordered that the
said defendant and all persons whatsoever
be and they are hereby strictly commanded
and enjoined peacefully to deliver up and
surrender to the said receivers all and singu-
lar the premises whereof they are hereby
appointed receivers under the penalty at
tachins by law to disobedience.
And, in the mean time, and until the
actual taking possessioRuf the said property
by said receivers, it is ordered that the said
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Company, its present officers, agents, and
attorneys, be and they are hereby enloined
and restrained from disposing OF or parting
with any OF the said property, real or per-
sonal, except in the payment OF the neces-
sary daily expenses Of said road, and that
the said company forthwith deposit all
moneys and available balances now in its
possession or control, and which may come
into its possession from day to day, except
what is needed for the said necessary daily
expenses, in the Exchange National Bank
Of Norfolk, subject to the order OF this Court
in this cause.
III. L. BOND. Circuit Judge,