The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-16

were exempted 70 t1s 0anRrupES VIE. 81
In the matter OF w. III. Mason. The as.
signSe was ordered to report within fifteen
days the amount OF collections made by
him.
IN the case Of B. N. Williamson. The
deed made to Elicit Wilson by Lewis e..
Highly, former assignee, was set aside and
annuIled, and the present assignee directed
to sell the property thereby conveyed.
In the matter of John G. Carr. The as
signee was prohibited from making q deed
OF conveyance OF the land purchased by j.
F. Stafford until the further order of the
court. aAS 80 3 ~ ~
In the matter Of George r. Crigler. The
assignee was authorized to receive from the
purchaser Of the bankrupSs real estate the
purchase e-money due by him, and make q
deed to the purchaser.
In the case OF l.. w. Jones. The assignee
was ordered to make a deed to the pur-
chaser Of the bankrupts real estate, all the
purchase-money having been paid. 81
In the case OF John Gibson. Execution
ordered to issue In favor OF Warren q Tup-
per. ~: .i%
In the matter Of Simons Sc keiningham,
Regina Ullman, and A. S. johnson. Final
accounts of assignees filed and orders dis
charging them.
In the matter of Thomas r. Leigh. The
bankrupt was ordered to pay to the assignee
within four months S894.90 and interest;
and upon his failure to do so the assignee is
directed to sell the land heretofore pur-
chased by him.
In the case Of R. A. Barron. The as
signee was directed to pay to Herman &
Co. and Lanier Brothers & Co. $3.50 and in
terest, according to their priorities.
In the matter Of w. II. Jackson. The
assignee was ordered to deposit the balance
in his hands in bank, and the clerk was in
structed to check in favor of the creditors
in accordance with the dividend made in
the cause.
In the case OF C. G. Anderson. E. NJ.
Crump was appointed assignee.
In the matter Of Thomas A. Diggs. The
order Of the 18th Of September, 1874, was
made perpetual, and the assignee was re-
perty in the proceedings mentioned.
In the matter of j. W. Ferrell. The trus-
tee was ordered to show cause on the Sd Of
October next why he should not be pro-
ceeded against for contempt in failing to ap-
pear before Commissioner r. w. Watkins.
In the case Of A. a. Dakin. The assignee
was ordered to settle his account before the
clerk before the 1st Of October next and de-
posit the balance in his hands in bank to
the credit of the court in this cause.
In the matter of John B. Bell. The in
junction awarded August 81, 1876, was dis
solved, and the assignees directed to proceed
to sell the bankrupt's real estate.
In the case of b. D. Cogbill. The as
signee was authorized to institute suit in
the Circuit Court of Mecklenburg county to
enforce certain claims due the bankrupt's
estate, and to sell the bankrupt's interest in
ten shares OF stock of the Mecklenburg Fe-
male College at public auction.
In the matter Of Henry A. Morgan. The
bankrupt and his assignee were ordered to
appear before the court on the 1st Novem-
ber next and show cause why certain pro-
perty exempted to the bankrupt should not
be sold for the benefit OF the creditors.
In the matter Of Kennedy Brothers.
Order OF sale Of the bankrupts' real estate
entered.
In the matter Of R. @ Allard. Order di-
recting the assignee t6 sell the bankrupt's
real estate.
Discharges in bankruptcy were issued to
Thomas II. Blanton, OF Caroline county;
J. H. Stuart and Fl. NJ. Tenant, of King
George county; James Holloran, OF Rich
mond city; and Peter M. Daniel, OF Louisa
county.