Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06
VALUABLE STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

win be sold, at public auction, on the goth day of Deem.
his Estate, with the stock of Cattle and Sheep on the plan
taton. Amongst other things, there will be for sale a very
fine pair of Carriage Horses, ~uncommonly powerful and
cash for all sums of twenty dollars and under, and six
months credit for all sums over twenty dollars, bonds be-
ing gwen ,h with nap approved security. At the same time and
Driver and Hostler, a very excellent female Cook, two
first-rate Seainstresses, a good Dining room Servant, and
Wigwam, Nov. %, 1881. 59-tds
N. b. If the day should be unfair, the sale and hiring
will take place on the first fair day thereafter. T.. T. G. .
1.-THE Petersburg lntelligencer will please copy the
above, and send their account to t. 7. G]
ENoR SALE, Five valuable Lots in the Town Of Farm.
ville-three of them adjoining Randolph's Ware
House-the other two on the south eastern side of the
main street, fronting on that street. They will be divided
to suit purchasers.
der the last will and testament of the late Mrs. MARTHA
CoRRoN, of CAwsoN's, and the late Mrs. JUDITH
RANDOLPH, of BIzARRE.
For terms Of sale of the FARMvILLr and BrzNppr
property, apply to THos. A. MORTON, Esquire, of Farm
HyiucIand for the CAwsoN's property, to DR.. Ryland
Randolph, near City Point, Prince George county.
Also for sale, upwards of one hundred prime Virginia
born slaves, reared (and their parents also) on the subscri-
bcrs estate, and accustomed to eract discipline under
overseers. They will be sold in families. No bad master
need apply, as no sale will be made to any such charac-
ter. If not privately sold, they will be exposed to sale in
Richmond about the first of January.
All persons are hereby warned not to deal with any of
the subscribers slaves without an express permission in
Wriung, from nlmse1, or the overseer of such slave. spe-
clying the article which he has for sale, or which he
wishes to buy. Prosecution will be instituted in all cases.
without respect to persons, of infringement of this notice.
~, persons whatsoever are also forbidden to hunt, shoot,
or hsh, on the subscribers lands, or to pass through the
cleared or cultivated parts of the same, on pain of prosecu-
ton for a ~trespass. JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke.
Charlotte County, Nov. %, 1881. 59-t25D
DUBLIC SALE, near Ayletts, King William Coun-
= ty.-Wnl be sold, at the late residence of Benz. H..
Munday, Jr. decd, on 18th of December next, if fair, il
not the next fair day, all his household and kitchen furni-
lure, plantauOn utensils. CrOD OF corn fodder cnffop &c.
stockof mules, cattle, sheep, and three or four thousand cwt.
OF pork, and many valuable articles, not mentioned.-At
the same time and place, will be hired for the next wear,
IS or 40 likely young negroes, some of them are very valu-
able.-A credit of ~ months on all sums of ten dollars and
given to ''' ' 81 Ro. II. H Ma.R sPs6SSea E sssur'y
P.S. Those having claims against the estate, will
please present them, properly authenticated, on or before
the dayo n sale, that arrangements may be made to pay
them off, and those indebted, will do well to close their ac-
counts without delay. Dec. ?. [5e-al r.. II. H.
WNOR SALE, on the premises, to the highest bidder, on
~ Thursday the goth day of December next, the Estate
called RocKrIsH, whereon David r.. Patterson, deceased,
resided in Nelson county. And also, at the same time and
place, t~hirty-iive negroes, belonging to the said ~decedcnt,
and most OF them very likely, together with the stock of
horses, hogs, cattle, plantation utensils, and corn, fodder,
&c. on the estate. This estate contains about five hun
dred and sixty acres, and lies in the fork of Rockfsh and
James rivers-a good crop of wheat has been seeded on il.
and possession will be given immcdiately;-but having
been repeatedly advertised for sale, and lying on the pub
lie road, no other description is deemed necessary at this
time, than merely to remark that both the low grounds
and high land have been generally esteemed first rate
Inc terms Will be, Tor the land, q crecit oil one, two, three
and four years, from Christmas next, with a Deed of Trust
on 1t, and satisfactory personal security for the several in
stalmcnts as they fall due; and the negroes, part of them for
cash, and the others, together with the stock and other ar
ices on credit until Christmas, eighteen hundred and
t%hirty-two, with bond and approved security for sums cx-
ceeding ten dollars, but for that, and all sums under, cash
will be required. This sale will take place, if bidders at
tend, and will be continued from day to day until finished.
REUBEN b. PATERSON,
Executor of David II. Pattcson, dec.
Nov. %, 1881. 5S-tds
TSNHE subscriber, living at Whitehall, in the county
n OF Hanover, having employed a young man, who