Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-17
Hail'ebte Tobacco Land g Negroes
FOR, SAF,E
AND INIMEDIATE possEssToN CIV

AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
DESTROYS OF retiring firm agricultural our
suits, will sell to the highest bidder, on the 5lh
OF February next if fair, otherwise, the lext
fnr day, (the sale to continue from day to day
ural completely my FARM in the County Of
Powha,aa, where now reside, situated on the
a, cGufs5 road. four miles from Scottsyi.ie three
miles from James River, and thrty-tme miles
from MISUNDERSTANDING from Five to SIX
hundred acres. The situation il high, healthy.
M am agreeable ne,ghbofhood about two hun
dred and fifty acres OF this land is in wood and
heavily tmbered; nearly One Hundred Acres
PRIME meadow land, a considerable Fart of which
is highly improved large portion of the clear
ed land is fresh and well adapted to the growing,
OF tobacco; the fields are generally fertile and
wei set with clover; about one hundred bushels
Of whest seeded innice order, an extensive Or
chard of choice fruits, handsome falling tardlen
newly enciosed,a large two story dwelling house,
kitchen, sTnoke-house, dairy, carriage-house,
school-house, ice-house &c. a large farmhouse
stables. granaries, tobacco-houses, overseer and
negroes houses. manufacturing Mill driving
) pair stones, embracing two never fsilinss
streams, and is in point of machineny, workman
ship and It's situation for the purchase OF wheat
inferior TO no country merchant mill in the state
The mill and plantation will be solcl separate or
together TO suit purchasers.
The negroes from thirty to forty in number are
generally young and very likeIy--amonec them are
an excellent miller and cooper, carpenter, shoe
maker, two coaks, house servants, SC. all the
household and kitchen furniture, tn plantation
utensils and crop on hand, a parcel of valuable
mules and horses, stock ofcows, sheep, hogs, &c
&c.
The terms liberal, and made known at the sale.
In all cases v'nere credit is given. "A liberal de
count VIII be made for cash.
The mill and plantation would be sold private.
iy, previous 10 the day of9ale ifdcsired.
Reference to Samuel 6. Swarm, Richmond.
Frederick Clarke, near Manchester, or the Sub.
scriber ON the premises.
JAMES CLARKE.
1,ensnem"S, Jan. 2. ids
z; SCI will also sell my plantation in Bull
Aeci., near the town of Jefferson, on James In,
yer, for which Will treat privately J.C.
VIRGINIA.
At Superior Court of Cfancery holden at tbe
Capitol IN the City ofRichrnond the l4tll day
Christopher Moon PIft
against
John 4S'ller, James Hammond. John Anderson
and Nancy Moon, ex'ors and ex'ix of the las;
WIZ and testament OF Archelasis Moon. decd
samuel Read, heir, devisee,- and executor OF
William Read deed, and John Campbell,
The defendants except Samuel Read. Who ore
-, v e'tlS NOIiuy, ana against whom the plain
LII appears t. have proceeded in the mode pre
ssScribed by law against absent defendants and
tnty sun failing 70 appear and answer, and The
cause coming on TO be heard as % that defendap,
upon the Dill, his answer, exhibits, and examino-
TONS OF witnesses, and was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, the ceurt doth order
that tie defendants, executors and e-xec,,tr;y of
Archelaus Moon decd do render before com.
missioner OF the Court, an account of their adj
Illi:tratlon, on the estate of ~ cir tests5or, and
me defendant Samuel Read, 10 also render AN
acco'ut o. MS administration, on the estate of
his testator, before the same commissioner ,ybo
IS directed TO examine, state and sett.e the sa;d
accounts and make reports thereof to the court
with any matters specially stated, deemed pert.
nent BY himself or which raay be required bv
the parties to be so stated
A Copy Tes,e,
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