Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08


erassing and feeding Of Cattle accustomed the
management of Negroes is not encountered with too
large family, and can come well recommended in
d"stry care and sobriey, will meewith good
ment, by applying to the now in Richmond
Any person Inclined TO engage will please make PROPOSE
tons early. J. PRESTON
August. ajtf
MARSHAL's SALE.-By virtue OF a decree OF the SI
lvi perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
tct pronounced on the 9Th day OF February, 1917 in
cause therein depending between the United States of
merca by William Writ, their attorney and Robert an.
shirley, plaintiffs, against Sarah Hyton, widow and ad
mlnstrarix of Daniel l. Hylton decd and others de
enthusiastically be sold atpubc auction at the front door
OF the Bell Tavern, IN the City Of Richmond, at live o.
clock IN the evening" Saturday the 10th day of August
next, TRACE OF LAND, lying in the county Of Henri
co. on Chckahominy Swamp, containing by deed of mort
gage from William cambridge Susanna his wife of
the county OF New.Kent, to Edmund Randolph and
Charles Carter, of Shirley IRE hundred ana ,orfsir A.
cres-whch deed bears date the Ith day of October
1900, and is recorded in the Office of the General Cont
ALSO all that Tract Of Lond lying in the County OF
Newkeht, conveyed by the above named cambridge and
wife, in the deed above referred TO- the abovea,ned
Randolph and Carter Except that part purchased by
John Hyiton supposed to contain hundred an1 tvs eli
20 Chamberaynes Mill.
Terms of Sate.Six aud twelve months credit bonds
with approved security, and deed of upon the pro
perry, to secure the purchase money.
}. GUERRANr, u S. C. c. Il. ID.
The first named Tract of Land in the above advertise.
met Us situated III the county of Henrico chickahoni
my swamp, adjoining the lands william Savage John
White, decd and Mrs. Carter feen miles below the
CITY OF Richlnond-three hundred acres of which is
swamp low ssounds, one hundred of which NAV nj a
small expense, be made first rate meadow having an adj
vantage over most swamp mea dows of being waered the
seasons at pleasure The high lands afford sui.
Client tlmberfor the use of the plantation.
Persons DESTROYS ofvewiny this tract Of land are re-
quessd I" cal ON Mr. Fielding Pollard the tenant who
uhe purchaser will have the liberty to sew grain this
fai' and possession LIST Of January, 1878.
T. II. PROsSER.
Inc purchaser the tracts off land sed
by Mr. John Gucrrant, Marshal for the Richmond Chan.
Gerry District Court under Decree of said Court may
have my DOVER, by paying the interest annually on the
third OF the amount of the purchase.
SARAH HYLroN.
lHsy I. i7-tds
/ ANDS AND LOTS ron sALR.-The subscriber is alI-
dby William C. Williams, Esq. to dispose of
the following property, viz -
LOT No. 1se, IN the City Of Richmond with the dwell
iiiig-house and improvements thereon.
Fart OF Lot No. ga, in the City Richmond with the
mouse ana Improvements thereon, lately occupi-
-Four acres of meadow Land the Run near the Poor
mouse, IN Richmond, adjoining Fasbender.
-Four Lots in Duvals Addition to the City of Rich.
mond-Nos. $50, 257, 1854 and 265-
and the Estate on James River, in the comfy of Gooch.
lana, about two miles above the courthouse commonly
known by the name ef Little Greek.
Inc terms may be known, upon application the sub
Esq. in Richmond. IoHN w GRREN
July Is. 2off
RANcEY's MILLS. Sc.--This valuable estate lies IN
A.neinaie County, ON the main road from Char
oesN"ie 10 StannOn, about miles from Rock fish Gap,
ahd 10 hom James Riyer-tbe situation beautiful and
nehy-rhe Tract OF Land contains 2os acres equal in
H"y 10 any III the couuiy, part of which is wen
IN Clover The improvements are a brick Dwelling
toise, Two stories high, by a. with Cellar the whole
SIZE OF the house. mll-House three stories high (the
ntst siohe 80 by 3i-two pair stones well fixed, with
Gainess and Evans Improvements on stream that ns-
veI as well known, this Mill is equal any in
The state for making good Flour: Dstery with three
SUNS mash tubs, sc. Matiouse, which is attached
Store aud Counting House, tive Stables, weLfnshed
with 81 stalls, oyerseer's House, Kitchen Smoke
Miiiers HoHse. CoopeT's House and Shop lacksmth's
honse aud Shop, ice-iiouse, Barns &c. &c. The most
ThsIe is An excellent little Farm adjoining that can be
puIchased.-And the purchaser may he accommodated
Win an excellent Dstiiier, Shoemaker and Blacksmith
upon reasonable terms.
Gentlemen at distance referred to James Hen
deTsoi,, Esq. of Williamsburg, Charles whitlock Esd
ana Edmund Anderson ofthe house Of ID. & E. hnder-
SON HIchmond. Capt. VIM. IT, spiller Of King-wiiam
capt. Benz Oliver, Of Hanover, and Thomas Taylor Of
ieamond who are uy authorized to sell, and by whom
the terms viii be made known.
CHARLES YANcEY.
n The Editors of the Virginia Patriot Norfolk Her
ad Fredericksburg Herald aud National lnelligencor
their accounts for payInent. e.
May 80. 7-tf
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-I an disposed
nv 10 sen Inat well known establishment in this place.
me Sran IdrerR, with its furniture and number of
unimproved LOfs-Also small but valuable Farm in
the county OF Warwick-Aso between 30 and 40 Syases
d Young likely healthy and of good characters-Ike
wise my Bellfeid Estate, containing about 1000 acres
lying immediately on York River and nearly insulated by
wv 50 mat the whole be enclosed
psnnels of fence This farm is abundaniy wa
tered has an elegant dwelling house. with every other
necessary building likewise choice selection of every
hu OF nun is uost pleasantly situated aud commands
an extensive view not only of the river and beautiful conn
try around, but also of the settle fo tue Ma
Wy fardabOve all the land is of the very first auality-
IL was ON this estate only that the famous E. d. Tobacco
was raised which never brought less IN England than u.s.
per ID when other good tobaceofrom Virginia would
bring 3D. and here the ast uniayoura
PIE season mere than 1909. have cleared for each
nan0 worked IN the crop. Every luxury afforded by the
wafer may be bad IN the greatest abundance and within
few yards the door. Befed is considered amongst
me most healthy spots in the lower country and in short
a,hose PARADISE upon Earth. Attached is the
sale. $500 VIZ " ~ " 'i'
The purchaser will have the liberty of seeding small
gram this rail- aud the refusal my crops s,ocE and
farming utensils. ~ 49, ~
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to view the
p.opei.y now Ohered. Terms will be- made most accom-
York.Ioun, Jutyqs. "'"N' az 1gSh'
WILL RE SOLD-to the biShest 5id1e1 %, Vooc1-,-,
GooctiI ~ seP.encsr merit, on the premises, THE
UysootLAND COTTON-FACTORY, with its machinery
so Of two tbrose and mule
,e necessary cards ready for use ina good
70 the Factory aud will be sold with It, are A.
Sou, htoeney.I"res dcres Of Land, on which is good
Good judges are ofopinon that little spinning NJ so
ton should prove gnprohtable, il can al small eN
Pensel De converted into profitable mill for griad
The terms will he 500 or 1000 dollars IN making IL.
deed ana giving possession andt the balance in one or Two
years, as may be agreed on the DAY Of sale WV
By the Commissioners.
AuEust y. 2s.tds
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.--was sioIeI, from, ~.
subscriber, AZ Chesterfield house on The nigbt
OF the 3ist ut. bay HORSE, about feet bjab ar
years old has black uicked tail and CARRIE h oies,,
high bis maneis also BLACK, aud hangs partly on each
side has ON the left arm, which extends cntireIv
across has reached back, aud dropping fnHip his an
cies all white and had only shoes ON when stolen
Is probable the thief has made towards the upper conn
as tracked the horse seven or eight miles in that d.
rectiOn.
The above reward will he given to any person who will
appfcepd and bring to justice the thief and deliver The