The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-02
.oALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN

Know YE, That Bathurst Claiborne of the
county ot powhatar, and Mary Leigh his wife /.
being desiroas - do equal Justice to all the Gre
ditors OF the sad Bathurst Claiborne, as far as
personal should extend, and at
ter cfiecting that Just and honorable purrose, t,
secure the residue thereof it any, 90 the f:.mii,
OF them. the said Bathurst Claiborne and Mar,
Leigh, did by their Indent,rc, scaled with their
seals. and now OF record among the records OF
the honorable, the general court OF Virginia, on
the 10th day of January, 1908, convey to the sub
scr,bers, both residing III the city of Richmond,
and Nathaniel Fl Claiborne ofthe county of Frank
lin, what we believe to be all the estate real and
personal of him, the said Bathurst Claiborne. in
trust, tor eitectng the purposes aforesaid, agree
ably to the principles in the said decd more fully
set forth and explained, which we consider as
the most proper which could be devised, for et-
fecting the purposes of doing material and com.
piete justice to all the creditors of the said Ba
thurst, within reasonable time, with as ltd, in
jury as the nature of the case requires to thu.
true interests of the said Bathurst and Mary
Leigh his wife, and their family We hereby
notify to all such creditors, that the legal estate is
IN us and the said Nathaniel III. Claiborne, in the
Land called Midway, lying in the county of Pow
hatan, and IN twenty-five slaves, known bv the
names of Billy, Betty, Dilcy, Miner, Nancy Da-
MEL, Violet, Arthur, Jack, Tom, Milly, Bob, Sal
ly Amos, Patty, Polly Betsey, Lucinda, Billy,
Joe, Phil, and Judy, with all the progeny of the
SHieS sOilS ulern, from q after the date OF the
said indenture, chariot and harness, and also
the personal chattels consisting of horses, cattle,
sheep and hogs, household and kitchen furniture.
agricultural and other tools, more particularly.
specified in schedule recorded with, and anneY
ed to the said Indenture and further that at the
same time, that we warn every person and per-
sons, that we mean to assert our interest i'm, and
title to the said estate, for the purposes of the
trust IN the said indenturc set FORTH we mean al
SO TO pursue the most prompt measures for car
rying the same into full and ample execution, so
soon as we can discover the nature of the debts
due and payable by tho said Bathurst Claiborne.
on the day OF the date thereof, or then due, and
10 become payable ut any day thereafter And
tor these purposes, solicit all his creditors en-
titled to demand payment of any such debts, to
notify the same to us, with such proof ofthc SANG
as they may possess, Cor evincing the reality and
justice OF their several claims as speedily as pos
sibie. w. CLAIBORNE,
JOHN WARDEN
Richmond, July g. CIaw4w1
CTRAYED or STOLEN, from the subscriber
~ in Pittsylvania, dark bay HORSE, inclin-
ing to dun. He is full FIVE feet high, and of a
stout compact form. He was five wears old this
spring. has star in. his forehead, and one or both
hind feet partly white. Whoever will bring him
to the subscriber, shall receive reward of ten
dollars, II taken up the north side of lanes ri
Yer, and of five dollars if on the south
GEORGE TUCKER
Woodbridge, Pittsylv'a, July 1. Gully 15) 1aw4w