Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

having entered their appearance aud given security
corng TO the act of Assembly and the rules OF this court
and appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that they are
not Inhabitants ot this country, ii is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the first Monday in Novem
Der next, and answer the plaintiffs bil and that copy
of This order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond for two months
svoiy and posted AT the front door OF The courthouse OF
JAMES ROY MIcoU, in. c. E. c. S. G. l. s c.
September 7. s5-wsw
az RY--VIRoINIA.-Ata Circuit Superior
81 Court OF Law and Chancery for Heudco county held
the Capitol in the city of Richmond Saturday, the
2sd day Of June, 1882; Philip w. Claiborne pm.
Francis Foster, John b. Clop,on, William Foster and
Ann Foster, and Elizabeth Foster, infants by John Robin
son, their guardian assigned Deits.
of the defendants, Francis Foster and John b. Cop
ton, and If the infant defendants by their guardian assign
cd, exhibits, and the report of commissioner Peudeton,
made pursuant the order Of the tenth day OF November
last which report there exception, and was
gue, by counseI on consideration hereof the court doth
adjudge order, and Decree that the injunction awarded
the plaintiff, the sevcniccnhdoy OF June thousand,
eight hundred aud thirty one, 10 restrain the defendants
Francis Foster and john b. Clopion, from selling the tract
OF land in the bill mentioned aud from all further proceed
inss under the deed Of trust also mentioned in the BILL be
ds1olyed and the court doth further adjudge order, and
decree, that Herbert ~ Claiborne and John Is. Clopton,
who hereby appointed commissioners for that purpose
having published notice of the time and place for thirty
days in OF the newspapers printed in the city OF
Richmond, according the terms oil the deed aforesaid
do proceed TO SELL at public auction the premises, for
cash. the whole such par; Of the tract of land in the bill
b. COpon trustee for the defendant Francis Foster, by
deed bearing date tho twenyeighh day Of February
thousand eight hundred and twonty eight, filed an
exhibit IN tins cause as the said commissioner may think
uy sufficient for the purpose, at the time of such sale
aud out oil iheproceeds arising from such SALE after deduct
S me expenses thereof and July paid aud satisfied the
costs and charges properly appcrlainng TO said
said deed mentioned, which have accrued and which at
inc same time, shall remain unpaid, shall pay James
Lyons assignee Of the said Francis Foster, the OF
hundred and fifty dollars and sixty five cents
with interest thereon to be computed after the rate of
tioi nttrfl,d
one thousand eight hundred and thirty until paid, the
defendants Francis Foster, the of thousand dollars
with like interest thereon, from tie first day of January
one iiouscnd eight hundred and thirty one, undl paid
and the further of thousand dollars with like in
erest thereon from the first day of January, thousand
eSh' hundred and trty-two, until paid, and the balance
II any, deposit in any Of the Banks in the city of
Richmond, 10 the credit OF this cause subject the future
order ohe court and report their proceedings the COURT
and liberty reserved TO the infant defendants to shew
against this decree, it any they cam at any time
within months after they shd! have respectively at-
tanned The age OF twcniy-one years. copy teste,
Sept H. [37-w4wl J. ROBINSON, c. c.
VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALEM obedience TO
the above decree, the undersigned will on the 18th
day of October next proceed to sell at Public Auction ON
OF Land OF Philip w Claiborne ESQ may be sufficient
Tor the purposes of said decree The said ac of land lies
in New Kent county, the right bank of the Pamunky
river, where the Ngaon bold enough ship produce
TO any part OF the world. The improvements brick
dwelling house, sixty feet by wentytoUr, with
rooms in good ORDER having been recently thoroughly
parediih barns stables aud all other houses necessary
GeIfecl accommodation
agricultural purposes This land reputcd to be Of
the productive the lower country, and peculiarly
adapted to the culture of and other staple articles
produce IL abounds with springs of the purest water, and
is in meighborhood rcpucd for hospitality and good
y. The title is believed be indispuabe. If the wea-
Tier the 1881; Of October should be too unfavourdbe for
The sale to take place that day, the sale will be post
poned ill the Monday thereafter, the 18th Of October
JOHN B. CLOPTON.
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE, O0" 49,
September Ii. $7-ds
EN- CHANCERY-V IRGINIA.-A,r rules holden in the
n Clerks Otice OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Amelia for tile month
August, in the year 1882:
Henry w Robertson, committee Of the estate of Fran
ces Robertson PlH
against
George Robertson (Porson) William e. Bass and James
Robertson Jr. DIS
The defendant, James Robertson Jr, not having enter
ed is appearance and given security according TO the act
o: Assembly and the rules Of hs Court and appearing
that he is not inhabtant of this Commonwealth on the
motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel ordered tat the
said defendant do appear here at the rules TO be holden i'm
the Clerks Office of said Court, for the month of Noyen.
Der next aud answer The plaintiffs bill, and give security
for performing the decree OF the Court and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
ished in the city Of Richmond for months successive
y and posted at the front door OF the Court House Of this
August 2s a2-wSw
SALE OF LAND IN HANOYER.-PUrsuant to de.
~ cree of the County Court of Hanover pronounced in
the Chanccry salt therein depending under the style
Perkins, sc. Garth and WIFE the 23h day of the
present month, VIII be sold on the Premises Wedncs-
day, the 26h day OF September instant if fair if then
the next fair day, tract of land lying and being the
county OF Hanover, containing one hundred and sixty
ven and half acres, aud Immediately the old mountain
road and about twenty miles from the city of Rich
mOnd being part of the tract of land Of which Ma
hanie w Dandridge died seized and adjons the lands of
Joseph Weber, Thompson w Puiam and others The
purchaser will have the privilege of seeding crop Of
wheat this fall and the tenant will be permitted TO remove
his present growing crops.
Terms Of sale.-Cash will be required to an amount suf
iccn to pay all the costs Of the said suit and the expence
attending the making of the sale aforesaid and as TO the
residue credit Of aud two years will be given the
purchaser executing bonds with security be approved
by the Commissioners for the credit payments and lie title
to the said land to be retained until the whole purchase
money paid. The sale will commence II o'clock
There is the above tract of land comfortable dwell
ing house and other improvements
THE COMMISSIONERS.
September 4. 3i-w4w-
Sheriff sale NJ Real Estate in The TOtCt 0f Maachesfer
EDURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Superior
n Court OF Law and Chancery, for Icnrco county,
pronounced the 23 day of January 1882 in the Chan
Gerry suit therein depending under the style Of Betsy
McCredie Kdder Bell and others, plaintiffs, against
George McCredic and John McCredie, Defendants I
shall proceed TO sell the premises for CASH the 2SI
day Of October next, commencing with the first named