THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR

1835.

interested as aforesaid that a sale should be made as

prayed by said bill or petition, with all the facts, upon

CHAP. 124.

which the opinion of the commissioners shall be form-

ed, and upon the court by such report, or such further

evidence as it may in any form satisfactory to it, have

prescribed and received, being satisfied that it will be

for the interest and advantage of the said infants and

other parties, that a sale as prayed shall be made, the

said court may decree that such sale shall be made

upon such terms and in such manner as to the court

shall seem proper, the court appointing a trustee or

trustees to make such sales, and requiring the same to

be conducted subject to such conditions and regulations

and according to the course usual in cases of sales

under decrees of the Court of Chancery.

SEC. 2, And be it enacted. That the money arising

Proceeds appro-

from the sale aforesaid, shall, under the direction, and

priated

subject to the orders of the courts of Chancery, be

applied in the first place to the payment of the expen-

ses of said sales, to be ascertained by the Chancellor,

and in the next place to the payment of any debts re-

maining due from the testator, and the discharge of

the pecuniary legacies directed by the will to be paid,

and the balance shall be distributed as the same is di-

rected to be distributed when the youngest child shall

have attained his or her twenty-first year, provided,

Proviso

that the said Edward E. Hall give bonds with securi-

ty to be approved of by the Chancellor, conditioned to

support and educate each of the infant children, until

he or she shall come of age, in consideration of the in-

terest on the shares to which each of said infant chil-

dren will be entitled, being paid to him the said Ed-

ward E. Hall, during their infancy, and provided fur-

Provided further

ther, that the said court may at any time or times re-

quire further and additional security in said bond and in

default of the order of the court in such behalf, being

complied with, that the court may annul the right of

said Hall to receive such interest, and provide for the

receiving and appropriation of the same as the court

may deem proper and most secure for said infants, and

provided also, that the said court may at discretion di-