Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-13

winch sale shall be made on a credit of two
years, the purchaser or purchasers execut-
ing bonds, with approved security, bearing
interest from The date orthe sale, the SAID
bond or bonds to be delivered 10 the said
MARSHALL and Taylor And the court doth
further adjndge, order and decree, that the
said commissioners or the one who may act,
report their proceeding to the court as
TO The dowero OF the defendant Lucy, in the
property directed to be sold, the court will,
II The parties consent at future day pro
coed to make compensation to her, out of
the other lands OF the estate of the Intes-
tate; and liberty is reserved to the infan.
defendants to shew cause against this de.
cree at any time within six months after
they shall severally attain the age of TWEEN
Ity.one years: And by consent of the par.
ties In the last suit of the court, doth order
the defendant William Duval, to make up
the accom- OF his Interstate, as guardian
OF Lavinia and Eleanor cambridge, now
wards OF the plaintiffs Taylor and Mar
shall, before one of the commissioners Of
the court, wac is ordered 10 examine, state,
settle and report the same TO the court,
with any matters required by the parties
or deemed pertinent by himself.
ACopy--Teste.
PETER TINSLEY, C. C.
N conformity with The foregoing decree,
a we or one OF US, will p oceed TO sell
on the premises, on Tuesday, the l7ih
inst. at IL O'Clock, the LOTS mentioned
in said decree The BLUE ROUSE viii
he. col u.,lxa II l..
the Dover of Mrs Brilain-and imasdi
asly after the sale of the Blue House
VIII be sold, TEN SHARES in the Rich.
m nd Turnpike Company alsoiaiSntioned
IN the said decree.--And on "Wednesday
the 18th inst. will be sold, on the prerni
ses, that beautiful seat in the county G.
IenYico, called CHANrILLI, containing
$50 acres, or SD much thereof as will be
sufficient TO satisfy the Plaintiffs in their
respective claims with Interest therein from
the days of sale:
JOHN PRoSSER, I Commission
J. VIM. MONCURE ers.
N. B. The sale of the Lots adjoining
Col. Quarter, w9s formerly forbidden
But the Title will now be guaranteed to
the purchasers. tbs.
THE subscriber offers for sale one OF
the most VALUABLE LITTLE
HIGH LAND PLANTATIONS, in the
middle country, lying on The So. side ofthe
Buckingham road, three miles above Pow.
hatan courthouse, containing by late sur
vcy SO acres. Ii is about nine miles from
James River; three from Appomattox, and
in neighborhood Astounding with manu-
| facturing mills. Not more than one hun
dred acres of this tract is cleared, aud that
| Except ten~acresl within the last seven
years. A new overseer's house and KIT.
chen, corn house and two good tobacco
houses, are the only improvements at pre-
sent. The scantling for a large barn is
nearly ready and will be pu, up by Christ,
mas. One third OF the purchase money
will be required in hand and the balance
IN one and two years, with interest it not
punctually paid, and deed OF trust on
the land, to secure the two last payments.
The purchaser will be permitted to SOW
lwheaS Also, three lois in Richmond, one
adjoining Mr.. Soulhgaie's lot above Mrs.
Singleton, and Nos. 27 and % in Duval's
| plan. One fourth will be required on ma
king the deed, another fourth in negoiia.
Bile notes at six months, we'll endorsed
and the balance in twelve and eighteen
months; secured by deed of trust on the
lots.
would also BARTER for NEGROES
uine UPPER APPOMATTOX CANAL
SHARESSand two year old BUZZARD
JELLY, out oil a thorough bred Dare De.
ivII hiare.
| The land will be shewn by MIR. Adams
living thereon, and the price OF all the a
bse property by applying to William
[ Randolph Of Wilton, or the subscriber.
WIN. BERKELEY.
| Powhatsn, 22d July, 1909 oaftf
BALTIMORE COLLEGE GRAND
LOTTERY.
TICKETS in the BALTIMORE COLLEGE,
LOTTER1, az s IL 90 each, may be had a