Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01

r ENrUcEy & OHIO LANDS FOR saIR.-Ihe
IN Subscriber wishes 10 dispose OF two Military
tracts ~ Lond. uit.e undis9uted,) each containing
10 Green hundred acres-the one lying on
brakes Greek, branch OF Muddy Pond River. which
enpe into Green River, in Hopkins County, State Of
Kentucky. ten miles from Madsonville the county town,
and eighteen miles fom Hopkinssilie the county town
90 Christian. This land Is bounded side for
by The said creek, which Is navigable within
nee ~ SIX miles of tiles most beautifully is nnelv
tun'sred contains hunde acres o 1Tstrae
meadow Hand, and Is Acknowledged by all in the neigh
of Country.
The other tract lies on the waters of cloverIick
Greek. one ofthe branches Little Miami River in
the county of cermont State Of Ohio, within two
three miles of williamsburg the county town. nine
Batavia twenty of Newtowr thirty of Cincinnati aud
twelve of the river Ohio. Williamsburg is rapid, ncrc-
SIR: IN population, and at present contains many stores
ana mechanics shops two PRINTING Offices and four Ia
VEINS great state road from Cincinnati to the Eas
tern States passes through it, This tract. IL any thing
superior to the former the soil of both admirably aap
ted To the culture Of wheat, lamp aud tobacco
and not one acre either with toerabe cultivate
on bni would produce less than from sixty eighty
bushels of corn.
To avoid unnecessary communications as to price the
subscriber has fixed the lowest he will take in
cs, peracre at I'VE dollars, credit at cxlep-
neu price, according to the length OF credit OF lie will
take nexciange, real personal property bonds aud
other negotiable papers, at cash valuations From the
Immense emigration to those Countries, the prices Of
land increase nat less than five per cent aut,ay
and in many instances high as fity per cent.
Although the Subscriber has very recently been on
these lands, and describes them from their actual state
vet he would greatly prefer that person DESTROYS OF pur
chasing should view them first or have ;hcn, exunned
10y one in whom he had full confidence.
Htlese lands he not sold ont before the FAIL they will
ne lei IN small farms on leases Of five years the follow
IN" terms, VETO clear onethird during the term
leave 1; under good fence and leave repar any
tenenents he may erect for his accommodation. 4
general warrany will be given these lands ORIGINALLY be-
lnnsed To Col. Ho, Richron, dec of iilian ANY
letters onthe subject at purchasing leasing post paid
ufcc,eH 10 the subscriber, NJ CrOHd0i CrOU.'. near
Charles City count house, will be duly attended to-
January II. 5ows,n
VoHN WINSTON has in addition 10 his former sIocE
~ received from York ~ scInoce, Suna,h an ae
sor,mcnt OF HATS, manufactured nv JT1Us Hrat5cr,
4 10. principally Of svpeyo,. otglfy aud jo.cs, cL
or and have made HETEROGENEOUS for continued supnii,s
rom The most appiovcd manufactures in London New
York and Philadelphia.
Also, Will bekept, regularly hand GOOD s,,nv oe
R'ohs'ond made H<ty,y-a Of which is eie,ed on re-,
sonaoie terms. by wholesale retail
November Ia. 5a.v;m
I AND FOR S,LR.-on Wedreedsv- the I01I c17e6-,-
"a airy next will be sold tothe highest bidder NJ Pow
hatan courthouse III being dav a Tract of nm
belonging TO the of VIM tIohon doc ,.,ce,I,,,
To his last will aud testament. This tract contains be
tween l3c ana 5oo third Of which it is suppo
sed Is wood land. NfP'
low Powhaian court honse aud within seven miles of
Tnsnniacinrlng mills II adions thclsnds Of Thompson
bionnt. the estate Of John Hobson Brett Raudolnh IN,
estate OF Jetfery Davis aud JeptIa ret.
The land will he shewn 20 any wishing TO view
the premises. either by the Subscriber or Mr. Richard
Adams. who lives adjoining the said land.
Terms made k'a0wn on NE dar orsGle.
,.o, FRANCIS Il. PovALL. Error.
''' -. S3-v4ws
In cH,NcERY.-charIotte Court sih day of OcIoIe1
Jesse Johnson Pkaistg. against Jorn Whit. Si.
Johnson, Collier Hnicherson Robert Williams Jacoh
Moseby and Thomas Collins and Heritage Cheney e.
Peggy his wife, Robert Johnson, Hewett johnson
James Johnson lghn Johnson Salley Johnsos and
Polly johnson, children ct Sias Johnson dec and las
johnson, Bartholomew Johnson, John johnson aud
Jinsey Johnson, children and heirs of Mathew John.
son. dec and grandchildren of the said sia Johnson
| s(tJtWnONtS
Kcpeft Johnson HeweIt johnson. James Johnson Jobn
Johnson and Polly Johnson. children of Sis Johnson
aee. aud James Johnson Bartholomew Johnson John
Johnson ana JiSey Johnson, children and heirs Of Ma
thew Johnson, dec and grandchildren ef the said sia.
Johnson not having entered their appearance accorng
10 the ACT oi Assembly and the Rules of s Court and
tappearing to the satisfaction of the Court that The.
not inhabitants of this Stateon the motion OF the plain
nj ny his attorney n Is DrdeJc1f That they anra,r
ON tie Isl day of February Court next TO sley GOOD
sunsieit cause why the bill in Cbanccry and he mo
ceedings herenpon against tie s,iJ Iob, Wbi,;s IT,
sain shs JNhhson now deceased, Collier Huteherson
honert Williams, Jacob Moseby and Thomas Collins in
our SAID Court heretofore brought by johnson
not be revived against them the heirs and
tives OF tic said Sias Johnson; and that copy OF tb;
oinef he inserted IN one of the newspapers printed in
hctnond for months successfully, and poste. at The
ftont door of the courthouse OF the said comfy '''
Copy, Iesfe,
n..,. THOMAS READ. elk.
/ IN CHANcEkY.-At a Court held for Cam6c-I5o ~
| County, the 29ih day of Oct. 1915 '"'
Nathaniel fnqna for himself, and adm'or of Mary m.
qua, dec and guardian for Joseph Fu0ua Pfri1fiF.
AGAINST Judith Frqua Edmund Fuqga and EIizsbet 4;
wife, Joseph fnqna sen. John Ftq,ia Daniel rtnma
Iehlamih fnqua, Samuel Baker and Polly his wiz. Ma
than Spencer and Judith his wife, aud Ilzabei6, ri
| qua, by Hercules Age her guardian,
! DeffHdaUts
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney and the
defendant Joseph FHqna not having entered his aopear
ance and given securit, according TO the art Of
and the Rules Of this COnft aud itanpearno IN e
iactnn OF he Court that tie defendant Joseph Fuona
"ot an nhdDildntot TINS commemorative tie motion
oil the plahtih by his Counsel, is OTdered ana De-
crcfd, That the defendant Oseph Funua do annee L
on he lth Monday IN January and answer The nj ain
TN BILL and that copy of this order be- forthwith nser
cnlh some newspaper printed in the City of
for two months successfully aud another CDy hereof
PoS'ea 81 ihe ront door Of the Es county
L Copy. Taste,
December3. ''y =; D : y;
| NCHANcERY.-Buo County, October Conn,
| 1 1916. 'S'O's' N''"' :
Charles Phelps, adm. OF John Patteson dec pkqj,,;F
against Peter Patteson, Elizabeth Patteson adm'x Of
Charles PStesOn, dec. Henry Flood and CAas Mil,s
a. .,. 80 DcJcHddnfs.
ON the motion Of The plaintiff BY lis attorney mi /,
appearing ~ TIE satisfaction Of the Court that the de-
ehnans Peter Patteson aud Elizabeth Paeson are no,
That unless they shall appear here on or btfe Uarc
ternneXt, and answer the plaintiffs bin the court will
then proceed To take the confessed As 10 em
ana decree the matter thereof accordingly and tsat
newspaper of the city of Richmond for two months suc
oessvey aud another copy he posted up at the from,
door OF the courthouse of this county.
Copy, TeS!e,
r r. ELDRIDGR ,jr. d. c.
| hso''""e' ~. 6SwSw
| IN CHANcERY. -At Corr held for cn,,-1er1.-5s
! a County, the 2atl, day Of oct 1916.
| Thomas H. Walton. PLsNfiG. against Janaes snears
Robert Spears, the said Robert eyor Of VIM Snears
dec' and Leonard Daniel, cx'or OF sarah Spears dec