Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24
military Lands
In the State Of Ohio, for Sale

w city of Richmond commonly called Doc,
tor William Carter, was, on the FIRST day of Au-
gust, 1797, andat the time of his death, entt'es,
by warrant or warrants fer services as a Sur.
geon in the service Of the United States, TO 4o0er
acres of such Lands, and made his Testament
and last VIII on the same day, and year, where,
by he directed, {" That rs soon the Survey5
OF his Lands on the waters Of the Scioto, NORTH
" west Of the river Ohio could he received, and
" Patent or Patents OBJ aimed for the same, the
g said Lauds might be sold TO the best advan-
" tage, and on the longest credit that the pur-
60 chase of his houses and lots would admit Of"
and departed this life without Altering revo-
kiag the said testament, whereof he constituted
three executors, two OF whom, to wit, Joseph
Jackson and the subscriber, both OF the city OF
Richmond, only, took that Office upon them
selves: And whereas before the sand surveys
could be obrained, TO wit, two of eight hundred
acres each. and one of twelve hundred acres, oh
the upper side of Da;by creek, and one of one
thousand. and one cf two hundred acres ON the
waters of the said creek, the Lands so surveyed
had been ceded by The commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, to the United States, whereby the obtain.
ment of Patents for the same hath been hitherto
obstructcd; but that obstruction has been lately
removed by an act of Congress, tho the circun-
stance Of the estate of the said Testator will
not admit any extensive credit, TO be given to
the purchase. or purchasers
IL as 2ctlnn ENe-ntOr OF Inc Said eStaE1enIp
hereby notify to the public, that sale of the
said lands, will be made the front door of the
Eagle Tavern. in the city Of Richmond on Tues
day the 18th day of May next ensuing, at Public
Auction, to the best bidder for the most that
can be COTTON, in ready money, or NOES ,kwith
approved erdorsers, neg bic, and paEabe AZ
the Bank of Virginia. within 60 days Sf the day
Of sale, when satisfactory proof, relative to ,ha
title of Doctor Carter, will be exktb;t ted by the
,,t~r nj ,t,o,, - H. y
fer the same with covenant Of warranty against
all his own acts tending to lessen or impair tho
same. CHARLES SPENCER.
Richmond March 81 n. 1907. vida
ID Y virtue of "A deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers by John Henderson of
the county of Albemarle, to secure the pay
ment of certain debts therein mentioned
and for other purposes, we shall expose to
sale, by Public Auction, for ready money,
before the door of the Tavern of Mr.. Trip
lett L. Estes, in the town of Charlottesville
and county of Albemare, on the first Mon
day in May next, John Henderson, interest,"
in the following property, to wit:
One certain tract or parcel of LAND,
on the waters OF Hardware river in the said
county, containing BY survey six hundred
and slxty-siX acres, adjoining the lands Of
Christopher Hudson, II nry Copeland and
in or near the town of Milton, on which
there is valuable mill-seat--- Also an un-
divided interest in LOTS in the said town
of Milton, his proportion being FIVE lots---
Also, the life estate OF Mrs Elizabeth Hen
derson in and to the LAND and HOUSES
near Milton, a. present occupied by Mr..
Thomas e. Randolph---A 1900 acres
Of LAND OH TaylOr's creek inthe counties
of Jefferson or Scott in the state OF Kcntuc-
ky---Also, the interest of Hill Carter under
the Will of Edward Carter, deceased, to
certain LANDS IN the state aforesaid,
which interest the said Henderson purchas.
ed Of the said Hill Carter Also, the inter-
est of the said John Henderson rs dstribu-
tee of his father Bennett Henderson, dec in
and TO a certain tract of LAND in the
county of Scott and state aforesaid, suppos-
cd to be four hundred acres---Also, the
like interest in and to certain LOTS in
the town Of Milton----Also, one BAY
HORSE----Also, a BOND executed by
James l.. Henderson TO said John, for the
title to certain lands in the state of Ken~
lucky. AS the residue the money arising
from the sale OF the above mentioned pro-
perty is to be paid over by us to the proper
creditors of John Henderson, authorised to
receive the same, it would be TO the inter-
est Of those creditors to attend the sale and
force the property to its proper value.---
Acting as trustees, we shall only convey
the title to the above property vested in US
as such.
Jdmes Le7Uis,
April 9th. 1907. 3w
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