Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08


ENoR Sale, few bushels Of Egyptian Wheat Of this
CAL STORE. 4i,rsr
DUBLlC SALLY virtue OF a deed OF frIst executed
10 The subscriber by william Archer and Branch
Archer, the 9Th day of November 1918 and ecoTded
IN the clerks Office of FOwbatam county for purposes
therein mentioned, will be sold 10 tue highest bidder al
pubic auction tor cass, at Mrs. Ann Baugs in
the county of Powhatau, the rst day OF November
next, all the interest OF the said wm. Branch Archer
lbelne one nnnlVied sixth parD of aud tract of
LAND i'll Powhatan county, containing four hundred and
acres, lately purchased by Zacharah Brooks
Joseph Ecols and the said William and Branch Archer
OF William C. Povail. title vested in the sutscri
her viii he conveyed to the purchaser.
PETER T. ARCHER, Trustee.
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NOTICE. Were committed to the iaI OF The conn
~ ~ OF Caroline. as runaways, on the 9th Of July
last' two negro men-one calling himself JOHNSON,
ahd The other CHI hRLES they say they belong TO
James Richerson OF naliCax county, va The said
Johnson is Of dark complexion, approaching 10 black
he is about 81 years OF age high has an imped
ment in his speech, and has a pair of blue mixed
CassihIere pantaOOns, blue coat, and yellow Mar.
settles vest The said Charles is also Of dark com
pleXion approaching TO black about u years OF age
feet or inches high, well SET has scar on his len
cheek, has on pair Of striped Virginia cloth panla.
negroes will please apply for, prove property paw char
ees ans take them away, or they will be dealt with
coidhg to law. OrwAY n. T0OMBs,
Trustees Sale Of' Land &. Negroes-for CGgT
E1l virlue NJ deed Of from Thomas Macon (-y
b the benefit Of Heron, Sinon Co. bearing date the
ON June. SiT, ana duly recorded III the Office
county. viii be sold to the highest bidder for ready
money on Monday the first day If kOve1Hber neri
at III O'Clock. IL fair but II not, the same hour on the
hTs fair day afterwards, before The Auction Store OF
Heron, Siion K Co. IN the city of Richmond all the
lands ~ the said deed Of trust mentioned consisting NJ
TIC well known estate which the said Macon resides
" smaller tract III the neighborhoOd confirming
about $50 acres and Of sti smaller tract Of about 200
acie' The trustees consider description Of this pro-
perry superhuous. plat Of The principal or hoJBe
tact may he at the office Of Heron, Sutton q Co
IFHedfafefy 0JteT The JdieOj the LGnds and in or
der To raise the Balance that then due 20 the said
beion SiBtoh & Co. together with all expenses incurred
under The trust will be sold for ready money also aud
TO The highest bidder, all the negroes conveyed by the
said deed trust with The exception such as have been
already sold by consent Of parties or as many Of those
siU SO unsod, amounting TO upwards NJ I5O as may
he necessary for tbe purpose aforesaid such OF the
SAID slaves as shall he brought forward and nut into the
possession of the trustees In time for the sale will be
dBPosed Of, as nearly may he convenient in families
bot u sufficient number for the said purpose shall not
he 50 brought forward, tbeu and IN case those not
so Wrought forward, will he sold in body Tor as much
ready money may be required to make ND the ded
ciency and on credit Of eighteen msnths as to the
balance o. any Of The purchase money, unless ether
terms as TO sncb balance shall he prescribed by Dir.
Macon, al or before the time Of sae-the PURCHASER
giving note for the said balance satsfac tory endcT
Sed, aud negotiable at the BANK OF Virginia.
The Trustees have suspicion Of any defect but
they viii, Of course convey TO purchasers the lille
only which has been vested IN them by the deed oftrus
delivery 81 any Of the slaves they may SELL that shall
not be IN their possession a the time OF sale the pur
chaser IA that will he required take the risk of
THE TRUSTEES.
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