Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
DEEDS or ASSIGNMENT.
ID. Is. PrOsser, Harness ard Saddle
Manufacturer-Gun & schiOss,
Icnlher-neRiers

A deed OF assignment from David r. Pros
ser 10 a. X. Courtney, trustee, was recorded
yesterday.
fhe deed conveys the following property ::
All the stock Of goods Of the saddle and bar
ness business at the stores Nos. 1926 and 1923
| cast Main street. consisting nf saddles, har-
ness. brides. blankets, robes, W bips, collars,
| hames, traces, and all other things usually
| kept in such business; also, the counters,
! showcases, and shelving 10 said store; one
| iron safe, wise and wOI IE-hencnes, aud other
/ materials and fixtures; all the books used IN
said business, ali debts due the firm, moneys
| In bank or In hand in said store, all the house
/ hold and kitchen furniture OF the as'ignor
/ except such as are exempted by law 10
| householder; also, one piano, one buggy
| and horse.
The trustee is TO take immediate posses
| sion Of the premises, and after taxing an in-
ventOry, sell The property At public auction
upon such terms as VIII realize the largest
sum; but said trustee may sell The furniture
| privately il by 70 doing be can realize more
I therefrOm.
The creditors will be paid in the following
order:
I. Mrs. Mary r. Prosser. wife Of ID. B.
Prosser. 81. 200; NJ. +. Iludnall, s5j569.
.. All other debts OF u. Il. Prosser are
then TO be paid Taably. whether due by
note, bond or open account.
The liabilities and assets are not given.
A deed of assignment from Charles Gunst
and =. Schloss, partners under the name oi
G. Gnnst & Co... 20 J.. G. Younger, trustee
was also recorded yesterday In the Chancery
Court clerks Office.
The immediate cause OF the failure, as set
forth IN the deed, is the insolvency OF Il. IL.
Chalkley.
The deed conveys all the green-salted. dry
0int, dry-salted hides, dry calf-skins, ana
other goods and merchandise usually handled
aud dealt IN by hide-dealeTs. The sad pro-
periy is situated at No. ~ south Fifteenth
street. The deed also conveys 81 book ac-
counts and chooses IN action OF every descrip~
tiOn due c. Gunst& Co.
The trustee is TO take immediate posses
sion OF the property and make an inventory
OF the same at once, ana lhen MAKE casn
sales Of the same either by pubic auctloR
or private sale. He is to dispose OF the
property within ninety days after The deed
il recorded ani collect all debts and chooses
due the assigpors, aud apply the proceeds
TO the payment OF creditors OF the firm In
the following order:
l. r.. g. Shugeat, Charleston, W. Va, bal
ance due on consignment Of goods, Sl6l.2S.
9Anote dated Richmond, Va, January IA,
1882, signed by {. Gunst Co., ana payable
to their own order. by them endorsed, and
also endorsed by NJ Mllhiser, and payable
sixty days after date for Sl.SO0.
3. 4 note dated Richmond. Va, October
Il. 1888. signed by Ernest Ii. Chalkley. pay
able to the order Of G.. Gunst Co, and by
them endorsed. payable ninety DAYS alter
date. for 81, ,O40.2i: note dated Richmond,
Va, October ~, 1885, signed by Ernest Ii.
Chalkley, payable to the order OF {. Gunst
CO., and by them endorsed, payable ninety
days after date for Sl2l.2j.
4. All Of The following described notes
beng signed by Ernest fl. Chalkley, payable
10 the order Of {. Gunst q Co.. aud 10y them
endorsed: a note dated December 2i 1883,
pav,ble three months after date for 81, 1jO.69;
note dated December 10, 1SSS, payable
three months after date for Sl,7S3.ll; anOte
dated November 1, 1858, payable ninety days
after date for $500; a note dated october %,
1883, payable ninety days after date for
Sl0S.17. =.
,. All Open accounts ralably or IN ful OF
the funds be sufficient for this purpose.
:. All other claims against {. Gunst *
Co.
The deed is signed by SchloSs for the firm
OF c. Gunst q son, being the only member
Of the frm at present within the Common
wealth.
The liabilities are said to be about $4,000;
assets not stated.