Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n oUISA COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-In pursu
ce-of three several deeds OF trust the first cxecu
ell by John NJ. Price and Elizabeth c. his wife to Carrot
NJ Quares and Charles Y Kimbrough, as Trustee bear
ing date the 18th day OF September 1872 ana duly ac
knowleged by said Price aud wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Louisa County Court, conveying
divided moe,y of land lying in Louisa county adjoining
the lands of U.s. Beadles NJ Baker and others being the
lands which Louisa Court House is situated containing
three hundred and ninety four acres or less the
cond deed executed by the said John NJ Price and Eliza
beth &. his wife TO John Hunter and John T. Quarlcs,
Trustees dated the 2lst day OF June, 1925 and duly
knowcdged by said Price and wife, aud recorded in the
Clerks Oce atore said, conveying the interest OF said
Price and wife in AMI TO the tract OF land which Louisa
Court House is situated it being mocty OF said tract,
which was purchased by SAID Price aud Charles lhomp,
r of Henry Lawrence, which said tract is supposed
10 contain three hundred and ninety Also the follow
Ing slaves, to witt Gregory, Mat Lewis Charity, Carter,
Sarah, Martha Judy and Nelson; aud the third deed,
executed by the said John NJ. Price John I. Quares
and Charles Dabncy as trustees, dated the 10Th day Of
November, 1881, aud duly acknowledged by said John
NJ. Price, and recorded in the Clerks Office aforesaid,
conveying certain tract parcel OF land, lying in
Louisa county, adjoining the lands of Waddy Lpscomb
anil others, called and known the Court House tract,
containing 392 The trustees named in the said deeds
of them will the llth day of February next,
Louisa Court House upon the premises, proceed to sell
public auction for cash, to the highest bidder, in order
satisfy the purposes Of the before named deeds OF trust
In the orler in which they haze been recorded with all the
aud expenses attending the recording aud executing
the said deeds the aforementioned lands and slaves with
the increase of the slaves since 2l June, 1928, accord
ing to the directions OF said deeds The
that may act, will convey only such title to the pur
chaser purchasers only as is vested in them, though
the same is believed 10 be good. THE TRUSTEES.
Louisa, 21h November, 1882. 63-wtds
YHyHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE BLAKEFoRD.
IL The subscribers have purchased this splendid stall
lion. Bakcforl will stand the ensuing season, which will
commence OH the Let February and terminate OIL the
of july the stable of the first subscriber mile be-
low Dunkirk an mile above Cldrkslon, and at King
Queen Court House. The terms S25 the dis
TO insure with toa Fifty cents cash 10 the groom
In every instance Mares left with the horse will be
fed with grain for % cents per day-good and
sive pastures, well enclosed, furnished gratis Every
attention will be paid to prevent accidents escapes
but will not be responsible for either. Bakeiord il
descended from the very best horses imported TO
wit Moretons Traveller Fearnought, James, Othelo
Medley, Shark Diomed, Gabriel Selma, Kitty Fisher
Jenny Cameron, Jenny Dismal, &C. Sc. H. is S Ca
brel, l. 8 Fearnought I-9 Medley Is Shark Is Dio.
med sc. by referring 10 the Turf Register, vol 3d. pa
ges 253 and iS5, it will be that his pedigree is
thcnc, an his blood of the first order posse much
IL not OF the blood of the G0dJlphin and barley
.4rdJias, than amy horse in America indeed, every
dviua link in the chain Of his pedigree is record in
that work and VIII be found as pure the hpd stream
BIakcori is beautiful dark chcsnuf, full I6 hands
high, of great bone and muscular strength, and in point OF
blood symmetry beauty and action Is inferior TO no horse
lie Dalcl in May 1926 is oa-geer, and his
colts are large aud handsome.
large majority of his apccsors very celebrated
the turf At all distances, particularly in fam mile
fine opportunity IS now presented TO The gentlemen of
Knr Wilkins Kinq & Oleeu Essex MIlJcscx and
Pedigree ijlakeord was got by Gov. Wrighfs Silver
Heels; his dam Selma, by Col Tdy loes Top Gallant;
dam Lady Jack Bull, by Col. TayIocs imported Gabriel
&. e. dam Active, by FitzhnShs Chatham; z. e. 2. dam
Shepherdess by Gov. Edcn's imported Gn,; G. e g. g.
dam Shrewsbury, by D)ct IIamilons imported Figure;
e. s. &. e g. dam Thistle by D)et inmlon's imported
Dove; e. g, e. z. 3. g. dam Stella, by Col raskers i'm
ported Otheilo; his dam was Col. TAskcrs
celebrated imporc, mare ScImo, by the Godolpn Ara
han. Silver Heels got by Gov. Oge's famous horse
Oscar his dam Pandora by Col TayIoe's Grey Diomed;
z. dam by IIis Union, of the dam of Edclius Flo
rctta; & s. dam by Lconidas; g. g. G. dam by imported
Otheo; &. e. &. <. dam by Gorgc's imported Juniper;
x. g. (. &. z. dam Ivy Morcton's imported Traveller;
&. <. G. e. q. & DAM the imported Selma, by
the Gololphin arabian. Oscar got by imporol Ca
brie; his tan Vixen, by imported Aedcy his grand dam
TayOes Peaciope by Old Yogick, &C. sc.
HUGH CAMPBELL,
WM. r. COURTNEY.
King s Queen. Dec II. 63-latH
nDENJAMlN GWATHMEY --1'aic .oiicc that | shall
Il take The deposition of Hannah r. White and others
the 4h January 1885, the late residence of Joseph c.
Fox deceased, between he hours OF o'clock in the
ing and So, OF said dIy, and il not taken and
plctel that day, 10 continue from day to day, until tie
is taken and coinplecd at The place, and be
tween the hours to DC read in evidence before the
Judge OF the Circuit Superior Cowr OF Law and Chance
ry, Cor King Queen county, in suit therein depending
aud undecided Wherein you and my self both Plaintiffs
where you requested 10 attend If you choose.
Yours respectfully, THOMAS GARNETT.
December IL. 63--w4wT
pHUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.-Thc subscf
"a her, grateful for the very liberal patronage lac ha