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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN by au order of the circuit court of the United Strtes for the district of Virginia appointed receivers of the effects of the Bank of Virgluia, hereby, in obedience to that decree, notify all persons Indebted to said bank forthwith to pay the delts due by them to said bank to the undersigned receivers. DAVID J. SAUNDERS, 8. C. TARDY, 50 30-30t Receivers.
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UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN THE by an order of the circuit court of the United Strtes for the district of Virginia appointed recelvers of the effects of the Bank of Vírginia, hereby, in obedience to that decree, notify all persons indebted to said bank forthwith to pay the debts due by them to said bank to the undersigned receivers. DAVID J. SAUNDERS, S. C. TARDY, se 30-30L Receivers EXTRA NOTICE.-PICTURES, PICTURES, PICTURES.-A special lot of 15,000 large assorted Pictures, now offered to the trade in lots of 50 and 100, plain and colored, at a very great reduction. Canvassers and dealers should not fall to purchase, as they cannot be duplicated at the J. HOOVER, price now offered. 804 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa. se 23.1m* KINDS OF PRINTING DONE
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THE CASE OF THE BANK OF VIRGINIA RECEIVERS.-On Saturday the attention of the United States Circuit Court was occupied by the argument on the motion for the removal of Messrs. S. C. Tardy and D. J. Saunders, receivers of the Bank of Virginia. Messrs. Quarrier, Fitzhugh, and Miller, of West Virginia, and Robert W. Hughes, are counsel for the petitioners and Messrs. James Alfred Jones, Bradley T. Johnson, L. R. Page, William T. Joynes, L. II. Chandler, and B. H. Nash, for the receivers. The case was adjourned until to-day.
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In the U. S. District Court in Richmond, the important case of the Bank of Virginia still occupies attention. Yesterday the session of six hours was occupied by the continuation of the argument of the motion of the petitioners from Kanawha county, West Virginia, for a re-opening of the accounts of the trustees and their removal from the receivership.
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beginning at 10 o' 'clock' A. M., at the court-house door of said Court. in the Custom-House building, the city of Richmond, make sale, for cash, of EFECTS of the BANK OF VIRGINIA, in BONDS, BI. LS, NOTES, JUDGall the E REES, and whatsoever else there consisting of MENTS, DEC be Bank, whose claims have been be. der safu decree, entitled to set off Creditors of ti Mainst any purchases of said allowed. are, un take. at par their claims of said t ffects may be seen at effects they may 11.2 of S. C. Tardy, one or the unA descriptive IV and Dock streets, or at the office the counting hous. on 11th street, between Main dersigned. on 17th amond, which the public are inof D. J. Saunders: xamine. This list will be printand Bank, in Ric, and it will be advertised when vited to call and J. SAUN DERS, Receivers ed for circulation RDY, Bank of Va. ready. DAVID S. C. T mh 25-lawtd
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ALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE BANK OF VIRGINIA. S In obedience to a decree of the Circiut Court of the United States for the District of Virginia, the undersigned will, on the 29TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, beginning at 10 o'clock A. M., at the Court-House door of said Court, in the Custom-House building, in the city of Richmond, make sale, for cash, of all the EFFECTS of the BANK OF VIRGINIA, consisting of BONDS, BILLS, NOTES, JUDGMENTS, DECREES, and whatsoever else there be. Creditors of the Bank, whose claims have been allowed, are, under said decree, entitled to set off at par their claims against any purchases of said effects they may make. A descriptive list of said effects may be seen at the counting-house of 8. Tardy, one of the undersigned, on Seventeenth and Dock streets, or at the office of D. J. Saunders, on Eleventh street, between Main and Bank, in Richmond, which the public are invited to call and examine This list will be printed for circulation, and it will be advertised when ready. DAVID J. SAUNDERS, S.C. TARDY, Receivers Bank of Virginia. mh 24-lawtda March 24th, 1871.
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Sale of Bank Effects.-David J. Saunders and S. C. Tardy, receivers, will sell to-morrow, sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M., in front of the custom-house, all the effects of the Bank of Virginia. From the number attending the sale of the effects of the Farmers' Bank, which took place several days ago, we presume quite a crowd will attend this sale. Creditors of the bank, whose claims have been allowed, are under said decree, entitled to set off at par their claims against any purchases of said effects they may make, but this does not include those holding notes, which will be reduced only at their value, or in p:0 ortion to the amount realized by the sale of the effects.
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Sale of Bank Effects.-David J. Saunders and S. C. Tardy, receivers, will sell to-morrow, sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M., in front of the custom-house, all the effects of the Bank of Virginia. From the number attending the sale of the effects of the Farmers' Bank, which took place several days ago, we presume quite a crowd will attend this sale. Creditors of the bank, whose claims have been allowed, are under said decree, entitled to set off at par their claims against any purchases of said effects they may make, but this does not include those holding notes, which will be reduced only at their value, or in p: 0 ortion to the amount realized by the sale of the effects.
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D. K. WEISIGER will sell at 5 P. M. a house and lot on Hunter, near Bainbridge street, Manchester. W. GODDIN will sell at 5 P. M. a brick dwelling and several building lots in Manchester, bounded by Allen, Perry, Barney, and McDonough streets. DAVID J. SAUNDERS & S. C. TARDY, receivers, will sell at 10 A. M., in front of the Custom-house, the effects of the Bank of Virginia, consisting of bonds, bills, notes, judgments, decrees, &c. THOS. W. KEESEE will sell at 10 A. M. furniture, &c. LYNE & BRO. will sell at 5) P. M. the house and lot on the north side of Chestnut alley or Poplar street.
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Sale of the Effects of the Bank of Virginia.-Yesterday, - the receivers, Messrs. D. J. Saunders and S. C. Tardy, sold the effects of the Bank of Virginia, at public auction, at the United States court-house. The sale was well attended and the bidding spirited. The gross receipts amount to about seventy-five or eighty thousand dollars.
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10 In the U. S. Circuit Court, in session Richmond, on Friday, in the case of Payne VS. Farmers' Bank of Virginia, John S. Morson was, by the judge, appointed receiver in place of D. J. Saunders, deceased, and in the case of Mellwaine VS. Bank of Virginia, John E. Taylor was appointed receiver in place of Mr. Saunders. The U. S. District Court, which has been is session in Richmond, has adjourned till November 11th.