Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

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eB der the care of Mr.. Wyatt Cardwel He will be
suffered to no inferior illbrod need
not be sent, for they will be sent back. The pasuragc
both my Bushy Forest Estate adjoining the c. H. and
on Mr. Cardwels near it, is itself object persons
having Any winner of plate of any consequence
or the breeder OF such winner will be covered gratis.
feel confident that JANUS had been the property OF
my friend VIM r. johnson, Esquire, he would at this day
have been worthmo money than any horse America
ever sold for--unloss perhaps his sire Sir Archy.
He Is placed with Mr. Cardwcll, because never mean
farm oui stallion beyond the control of myself and an
agent in whom can implicitly confidc. | have totally
lost Sansculotes, Hyperion and Roanoke, the first year
that they left my stable--by death.
OF all the persons to whom have armcd stations nu-
merous as they Mr. Cardwe and Mr.. John c. Dick
inson OF louisa the only persons that have honestly
settled and Pdid-and Mr. ID. still Tor the last
son.
! wildirc will stand at Buckingham c. H. unless pre-
viously sold, under Mr.. Cariwes direction.
Gascoignc will stand somewhere near the main mail
stage road between James River and Roanoke, my
account He shall cover any the of Janus
and will give the owners Of Reality or Ariel fnv doars
apiece send those TO him Janus. lie shall not
cover sixty mares, except grdtutous ones.
Peacock or Phenomenon will cover at my own house,
not exceeding ten besides (unless previous
y sold) Particulars hereafter.
To any capable of enduring the monotonous misery
of country life in Virginia, will sell great bargain in
this plncegeneray considered desirable, il is
a most healthy residence. II and the ferry quarter
tain upwards of 600 Of Low Grounds, that
rally very fine but much harasscd by bad cultivation
and about 900 of high land shall require the pur-
chasers to take of the high land than they want
would sell them separately, if coud find purchasers
for both parcels, but otherwise would divide them.
great bargain may be had in them, any other land
ed properly that have, or negroes.
The slaves advertised by for sale about the LIST Of
January, VIII be sent 10 the South the
thcr shall permit. JOHN RANDOLPH Of Roanoke.
Roanoke, Charlotte county, Dec. 20. [6s-t1
IFHHRUST SALE OF Landry virtue of a Deed Of
"a Trust, executed by George Robertson (ParSo) Of the
county of Amelia TO the late Edmund Harrison or his c-
gal representative, tie 9th day of September 1922 and
duly recorded in the Clerks office aforesaid county for
certain purposes therein specified, will be sold the high
est bidder, the 23d day Of January next il fair il not
the next fair day, the premises for cash. that Tract or
parcel of Land, which the said George Robertson re-
Sides the aforesaid county of Amelia lying on tho river
Appomattox, and half miles above the junction of
thc said river and Flat Creek, four miles below Geno
containing by estimation 2j0 acres more or less with
sufiiccncy Of wood laud dwelling house. and other out
ncghbourhood-rhc subscriber being the legal rcpTcsen
tve Of the late Edmund Harrison, The Trustee will only
convey such title he The Trustee invested with tho
he believes il 70 he indisputsblc
NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'orof
Dec. 10. l6f--hsl Edmund Harrison, dec.
i UJHXECUTORS SALE.--Will be sold on Wednesday.
sdcnce Of Philip Ayc deceased all tho persahlc pro.
pcrty belonging 70 the Of the said deceden which
by his last will not devised 70 his widow Mrs Eliza
beth Aylc The property TO be sold consists Of large
stock of horses CATTLE sheep and hogs about 800 barrels
Of IS 10000 weight Of seed cotton. 5000
weight Of pork great variety Of other valuable ari.
cIes Of property including excellent band car
risgcA credit OF six months will be allowed al pur-
ohases tho sale, exceeding the Of ten dollas
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