The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31

ON The frs. Monday il August nexl, It beidt,
- Asewsrie court day, II fsn, IL not, the
next fair day-HrN6 Be sold, in the town of Chac-
lot,esville, the 2iVEkN and sppur, &c nances &C
presen, occupied by Capt Tripiett T Estes i'm
said town--Also, between 6 and z acres of LAM.
adjoining said town, on the following terms, to
wit -
One fourth ofthe purchase money TO be paid GA
the hrst OF January next one fourth on the lse
OF january 1922 one fourth on the LIST July.
1878, and The remaining fourth on LIST of January.
1915. Bond, with approved security, and a deed
OF trust on the property, will be required of the
purchaser. The above mentioned property is So
generaiiy known, that minute description of it
rs thought unnecessary suffice il to say, that
tne Tavern rs large and commodious aud in good
relsnrS land not inferior as stand TO any in the
Upper Country Possession will be giyei, ON the
LIST day ct October. Undoubted bonds due one
year before the two last instalments would be re-
ce'ved provided that no such bond is for less
than 100 dollars. - .
JoHN NJ. SHEPPARD.
IL any person should be Inclined to purchase
the above property b, private contract, applic.t;-
on may be made TO the subscriber in person or bv
letter at his residence at Scotch Town. Hanover
county es
1t II sale should not be made, the above PRO.
perry VIII be for rent OF lease, as may be ecreed
on = III S.
juH ~. tIstA
sSY Virtue of decretal order al t6, f;o,,;
Z , OF the United States for the fift, Circ,,;,
and Virginia district, pronounced on the sIsi
Gay oiJupe, 1909, amended nv an order entered
Oh the 24,h day of May 1910, in.a suit wherein
John Lloyd, executor u the surviving partner
OF Cafei% osSo"d Hanbury, was piainiiR, aud
Robert Patton and Others were defendants
shall on the first day Of August next, sell to the,
highest bidder, on credit OF one, two and three
years, the whole ofthe Estate called MANS.
+ isl.D, Subject to the do yer rights of the Ell
der Nrs Page, and TO tenancy, during the nre
sent year, Oh the balance. This elegant and val.
liable property lies within one mile OF Frederick
ourg Inc houses are among the best in The
state: Inc situauonls extremely healthy and
supplied with the best Wharf.-The soil is sunno-
sea 90 be equal to any on the Rappahannock Ri
ver on The border of which, nexhaustible quar-
re" oil excellent I &c stone may be opened, pro-
''s'pg g'es. ptoht 70 insn OF enterprise Mrs
i,se's dover is III Gi49 acres the feversot, orr
which, alter her interest spent, Will constitute
one Lot The part held by the tenants ol-Ro-
bert { Page, conestng of 672I acres, viii con.
stltute another Lot and tie balance. Of ia1
acres on which the improvements are, will
.i i. e 'niro Lot. On TIN. last, there are a.
bout 500 acres Of wood Land, and on the otbars
there Is the usual proportion of wood. IF I
should lind that Al would suit the views of p,,rob,
sers better, the Lotsmay be moditic d ON the dav
of sale s
ut the same time, & in pursuance of The sama
-"N''' WEI sci IN u!ilSfent Lots, the same
terms, about eli ven or twelve hundred acres ON
Ma; aPonax, devised by The late Col Psge 10 hi,
son John 1 Pare. The sales will Commence AZ
II o'clock before the front door OF William
Herndon's Tavern, in Fredericksburg, and be
adjourned, Unnecessary, from day to day
The purchaser of each Lot must give bond.
with approved security, for the purchase money!.
and the land is to remain bound 8: be re sold. on
default at payment, for so much ready money.
as may be sufficient to raise the balance then due
and the residue, on credit, to meet the future m
staiment, or Instruments the proceeds of which
le.S"e Is 10 De IN IKE manner secured; and tnis
operation ofre sale is tobe made as often as such,
cess've defaults snail require iconformng each.
to the terms prescribed for the first.
A. eompleat map Of the land will be left with
Mr. AisoP, at Mansfield who Will show the
premises. BENJAMIN EOrrS
May %. antd.