Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-26
VaIuabIe t.state at Aucllnn-

n pursuance of tho directions of the last will
IL OF Archibald Stuart, deceased, the Subscribers
VIII offer at public sale, on Monday the 5th dav
OF November next. (being the first d,y of the Nov.
Uourt Tor R"ckbridgc county,) before the Eaple
Tavern in the town of Lexington, large and va.
liable Farm and Merchant Mil, on Carr's Creek
IN the county of Rockbridge. This Estate lies on
.ho highway from Covington and Bath to Lexiny
toh' aud Is distant 3 or miles from tho lat,sr
place, and or miles from the North River
uavigable branch of the James
Inc Farm with an addition of 80 acres of timber
Ia"u' wn'ch mas recently been made ~ it, contains
he3' ooo acres, large portion of " hich is of ST.
p"rior quality. Two hundred mere, arc cl.,roJ
ana arc now in good state ofcutlvation and there
Is also sufficient quantity of meadow, ali of which
can DC watered without difficulty. TIE cleared
laho IL SO situated that il be- divided into ten
he'ds, with running water in each. The improve
ihen's are comfortable frame Farm House with
all necessary outhousss, an Orchard an excellent
ne" Barn., a large Merchan, Mill lately built. With
Two p"ir OF stones, and fall of probably 25 feet
Inc m'iihouss is three stories high, and large o.
nough TO contain $1,000 bushels of" wheat
Inc situation OF this Estate Independent Of its
iertiiily' adds greatly to its value. 1t is at con-
'en'eht distance iron three manufactures of iron,
ana from Lexington and Wash, C,o on Collepe and
aHords an excellent stand for Il Country Store. Tho
SUBSCRIBERS would particularly recommend IT to the
attention oil gentlemen who would wish to attain
an eng country residence possessing all the
aovaht es o fertility Ot SOIL saLIbrity of climate
AID an excellent ncig hborhood, and us some cri .
,erion OF It's value they would add that since has
Deen The property OF their tesatsr, il has never
even when the price of every species of produce
was most depressed, rented for less than $500 pc,
annupl. r.
The Mill is ROW leased TO Mr. Daniel Ruth. and
','o ar" 70 the Messrs Harpers, by whom the
property will DO shown to any one wishing 10 pur
chase 1t is believed there is not a shadow of
oouot as TO the title, and it is unimcumbered by
any claim ofdower, but the Executors will CONVEX
only sueh title as Is vested in thom by the will of
their ics:atur " "
Possession Of The Farm will be given on Inc frs,
Oh March next and of the Mill in May, but the les.
see of the Farm wall be allowed the privilege of Sc
curing The crops which he puts in this fall
ne Terms OF sale will be ,2ne-fomrth in hand, or
at all events by the first of January, 1888 with i'm.
terest from t'e OF sale, at the election OF tin. pnr
chaser, and The residue will be divided into ,hres
equa lns'alihents, payable in one, two and :hree
years from the date of sale, Tree of interest the
utchnaer WI! also nave the privilege of pa ying up
inc deferred Instruments and having the interest on
such anticipated payments discounted. A lien Oh
The property or undeubted personal security will
be required ofthe purchaser
ELEANOR STU ART, Executrix
GERARD b. STUART,
ALEX. FL. H. STUART Executors
sop lS-'~~'4~ Of As@;"l4d -.l;:a-.. -ly.'a
"a lRGINtA AT a eirs ait superior co,,r, of law
and chancery, held al the capitol, in the citv
OF Richmond, on Monday, the second day OF Jaou.
airy, 1852, Warner Roane, Sheriff Of tie county of
with the will annexed of james Ross, decd pf.
against John Darby, and Lucy B. his wife, Juliet
Carter, Mortimer Guines, Cornelia Gaines, Mar
tina Gaines and Sarah Gaines, children Of Henry
Gaines, dec Band Robert Heuley, deft,s
This cause, in which the bill hath been taken for
confessed as to the defendant Robert Healey came
on TINS day TO be heard on the bill answers OF The
"ther defendants, exhibits, examinations of witness
es' ana statement marked A, which statement
6y consent OF the plaintiff and deiendanis John
Darby and Lucy Ii. his wife, 10y the n counsel is re-
celved In lieu o. the report of commissioner, TO
"nich statement thero was no exception, and
was argued BY counsel: On consideration whereof,
the court, adopting the statement aforesaid, by
which 1t appears that there due to the ;autiif
or the twentieth day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty one, under the deed of
trust IN the proceedings mentioned, the of two
thousand tive hundred AID two dollars and twenty.
five cents with interest on ono thousand one hum
dred and thirty five dollars and twenty five cents
part thereof after tho rate of six per centum per
annum, doth adjudge, order and decree, that unless
the defendants, some or more of them, or
some one on their behalf, do, within six months
from the date hereof, pay Tie plaintiff the afore
SAID sum OF TWO thousand five hundred and wv dol
lars and twenty-five cents, with interest on one
thousand one hundred and thirty-iys dollars and
twenty-five cents, part thereof after the rate of SIX
per centum per aDnum, from the said twentieth day
OF December one thousand eight hundred and tn r
ty one, and the by the plaintiff expended In
'he prosecution oil this suit The said defendants,
DO from thencetor.h barred and forever foreoiosed
ut all equity of redemption in the land, mill aud
premises described in The deed in the bill mention.
ed and IN case OF default in the payment of the said
principal money interest and costs within the time
aforesaid that Philip Harrison and !loberl G. Scott
who are hereby appointed commissioners for that
purpose, having published notice of the time and
place OF sale Tor thirty days III some more Of
the newspapers printed in the city of Richmond
and by advertising the at the door OF the court
house OF the county of Middlescx, on some court
day. at least ten days before such SALE shall proceed
sell public auction before the door oftho
mouse ct the said county OF M ddesex to the high
est bidder, Tor cash, the aforesaid land, mill and pre-
Inises, described in the deed in the bill mentioned,
ard convey The same to the purchaser or purcba-
SeTs'-And on' OF The proceeds arising from such
sale, after deducing the expenses thereof they are
directed to pay to the plaintiff the principal money
interest and costs aforesaid, and the balance if any
pay 10 The defendants, John Darby and Lucy d
ms WIFE, and report their proceedings herein to the
court. A Copy. Testc