Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-02
COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, l
RICHMOND, January %, 1856.

COMMISSIONERS
RICHMOND, January %, 1856.
-. Court of the
pOson,on Us, ona o,har city OF Richmond
by the decree entered In this cause on the
21st OF January, 1856, am directed to take
the following accounts and make the fol-
lowing inquiries:
/. An account OF the real estate within
the State OF Virginia OF which Selegman
NJ. Rosenbaum sometimes called Samuel
NJ. Rosenbaum) died seized and possessed.
2. An account OF the personal estate Of
which the said S. VI. Rosenbaum was pos
sessed at the time Of his death, and OF debts
due TO him.
8. An account of the debts due by the said
8. M. Kosenbaum.
4. An account OF the real estate OF the late
firm OF $. NJ. d NJ. Rosenbaum, In which the
said 5. NJ. Rosenbaum had an interest at
the time OF his death.
In ia king these accounts am directed TO
describe each piece of the real estate with
reasonable accuracy, and to ascertain as
near as possible the present cash value
thereof.
am further directed TO inquire and re-
port who are the heirs al law of the said :.
NJ. Rosenbaum, deceased, and who are his
distributes. And further, 10 inquire and
report who are now entitled 10 share In the
partition of his real estate end in the dis
tribution OF his personal estate which may
remain after the payment Of his debts.
And am directed further TO inquire and
report whether the real estate OF the late
firm OF =. NJ. & NJ. Rosenbaum can be con-
veniently divided in kind between the
heirs at law OF s. NJ. Rosenbaum, deceased,
snd Michael Rosenbaum, the surviving
partner; and further, 10 inquire and report
as 10 the real estate within the State OF
Virginia owned In severalty by ;. NJ. ROsen-
baum at the time OF his death whereof he
died seized and possessed; whether IL can
be divided and partitioned conveniently
| I..A slaNl and ~
partition cannot be conveniently made,
am directed TO enquire and report whether
the entire subject may be allotted TO any
party who will accept 1t and pay therefor to
the other parties such sums of money as
their interests therein may entitle them TO
And 10 inquire and report whether any
two or more OF the parties entitled to said
real estate desire to have their shares laid
on together, and whethe: a partition can
be conveniently made in that way.
And, further, to inquire and report
whether, IL partition cannot be convenient
ly made ia any OF the modes Aforesaid, the
interests of those who are entitled 10 the
subject or its proceeds will be promoted by
@ sale of the entire subject, or allotment of
pan and q sale OF the residue.
And, further, whether sale OF all the
real estate OF which 9. NJ. Rosenbaum died
seized and possessed will promote the inte-
rests OF those entitled thereto; and whether
the rights Of any person will be violated by
such sale.
And, further, 10 state ana settle the &C
counts OF Michael ROsenbaum as admins
traitor OF $. NJ. RosenDeum, deceased. And
the said Michael Rosenbaum as such admin
istrator is required to render before me q
true account OF all his transactions as adj
ministrator Of $. NJ. Rosenbaum, deceased.
And, further, TO take an account OF the
rents and profits, use and occupation OF the
real estate OF =. NJ. Rosenbaum, deceased,
since his death, which account shall show
who has collected such rents and profits and
the amount thereof, and who Is liable for
such use and occupation and in what
amount.
And further. 10 report specially any mat
ter deemed pertinent by myself or which
any party interested may require me 10 re-
port.
The parties interested are hereby notified
that / have fixed on THURSDAY the 4th
day OF March, 1885, at IL O'Clock NJ, as the
time. and my Office In the city OF Richmond,
on Eleventh between Main and Bank
streets, as the place, TO take the accounts
and make the Inquiries directed by the
Aforesaid decree. THOMAS j. EVANS,
Commissioner.
CANNON & CoURTSEY, pa. JA 26-Tu4w