Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
WARsIAL's SALE Observation-Disclosures


V4 In pursuance of two decrccs of the Superior
Court Of Chanccry for the Richmond District
ed, one on the 3r day Of March, 1929 in the of
Joseph Cabel and VIM. Lewis ex'ors. of Joseph Ca
bel deed against Robert Horseley, adm'or and Sarah
Aegginson, widow and adm'rx. oil Joseph C. Meggn-
son. deed and others, heirs and legatees Of said
seph and the other the LIST Of April 1899 in the eases
Of Joseph Cabell, surviving ex'or. of Joseph Cabel
deed Pltfs against the same.defts. Robert Horseley,
admir-. and Sarah Meggnson widow and adj mrx Of Jo-
sePh c. Megginson decd and others, heirs and distri-
butees Of said Joseph p,ts against Joseph Cabe in
his right and surviving ex'or of Joseph Cabcll
the elder, decd and the last named plt against
Joseph Cabe surviving cxor. Of Joseph Cabell, decd
shall, "Wednesday the 1th day OF November next,
at the house Of James Fars in the of Bent Creek
In the Country OF Buckingham, offer for SALE to the
highest bidder at public auction for cash. the shares of
the following in the real estate Of the late Joseph
Msggnson lying in said county, to witt the shares Of
Sarah. William aud Joseph Megginson, and William
Berkeley & Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Meg
ginsou. and of Mary ]. Megginson, now Mary j. Pow
ell wife of N r. Powell also the share of John r. Meg
sinson heretofore sold under the decree first named
above to VIM. Megginson, he having failed to pay the
purchase money Should the above named day, prove
thereafter.
]. GUERRANT, NJ $. C. C. RI
oct. 10. 45-tds one of his deputies.
INOLES POINT FOR S.aLE--WiIi be sold at
Der next being the first day of October county Court at
Wsstnoreand Courthouse, in the county of Westmore-
land State of Virginia, tract of land known by the
name of Coles Point dying near being part of
Ragged Pont) on the Potomac River and SIachodock
Creek, in said County, containing about four hundred
and seventy-our acres, about l70of which is cleared
and in cultivation and the residue in timber. BY the
fertility of the soil its convenience of situation to
markets for the sale of the produce of the farm, pur
chase of any article of luxury necessity, the album
dance Of wild fowl and fish afforded by the neighbour
ing waters, this tract of land is rendered particularly
desirable. The timber on il, much Of which may be
spared may be transported to the District of Columbia,
Baltimore at moderate price, and would than
pay for the land an expenses OF transportation The i'm
Proyements limited, consisting principally OF frame
sdwelling house what of repair. From twenty
Ave hundred to three thousand dollars of the purchase
money will be requiredin hand, and the balance in three
equal annual nsalments, secured by deed of trust on
the premises. The teis believed 10 be unquesionabe,
hut only such will be conveyed vested in the SUBJ
.scrbers by virtue of deed of trust them from Tas
ker c. Qunlaw, late proprietor of deed from the same
partyte the high sheriff of Loudoun and of deed from
said sheriff to of the subscribers. The sale will
take place before the Courthouse door, about IL o'clock.
Mr. John A. Parker Westnoreland Courthouse, will,
Mt any time, shew the premises.
JESSE TIMMS,
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