Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23
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w Onancery Tor Chesterfield county. on the first Mon
day in November, 1882;
Hall Nelson, phg
against
William u. Wren, Sergeant of the CORPORATION of Rich.
mona, and In that capacity administrator of George Win
ston, deceased, Judith, James, Pleasant, NatbanieIs George
and Thomas ID. Winston, Mary w. Kicks, Elizabeth ii.
Simpson SnrHs, n naa %a,d hS'fi ana lbs t VIE, MqR,hS M.it6u6tGNsGa
Virginia |. his wife, Elizabeth Bowden' fo6ert NJ; DOW
den, Indiana Bowden, Margaret Bowden, John III. Eus-
tace in his own right and as executor OF William Wardlaw,
deceased, Mary NJ. Wardlaw, and the infant children of
said John III. Eustace and his late wife Martha L., Detts.
The defendants, Mary w. Kicks, Pleasant Winston,
Hazlett Kyle and Lucy Ann his wife, George Simpson
and Aurelia his wife, George Winston and Thomas Is. Win
ston, not having entered their appearance and given secu-
rity according to the act OF Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing that they are not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth, on the motion OF the complainant by
counsel, il is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day OF March term next aud answer the
compiainant's bill, and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some one of the public newspapers print
ed in the city OF Richmond, for two months successfully,
and also posted at the front door Of the Courthouse of this
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. {.
November %. 57-wsw
VALUABLE Dan riuer Land for SaIe-In pursu-
ance of an order OF the Court of Equity for Caswell
County, North Carolina, we, the Undersigned commission
ers, will proceed to sell, on Tuesday, the 18th day of De-
cember next, in the Town of Milton, TO the highest bid
der, that valuable plantation known by the name OF At
kinson's Quarter, belonging to the heirs OF Roger Akin
son, deceased. This property is not surpassed by any tract
on Dan River, either for the fertility of its soil or the beau
" and healthfuIness Of its situation. Ii contains between
eighteen aud nineteen hundred acres, a small proportion
only OF which is cleared. The larger part OF the wood
land is rich creek bottom and first rate high land, admira-
bly, adapted to the culture of tobacco. The low grounds
which extend nearly or quite three miles along the river
are very rich, producing a%bundantly any crop raised in tni:
part of the country. The buildings are a tolerably good
Ovcrseer's house, negro houses, corn crib and several eX-
cellcnt tobacco barns. The Overseer's house, is situated
ION a beautiful eminence, with a fine spring of water con-
venient, and commanding a pleasing view of the town o
Milton, about four miles below. Danville, a rapidly
improving Town in Pittsylvanio, Virginia, is distant only
about seven miles above, thus aIording TO the purchaser
two convenient markets for every article he may have tc
dispose of. The c~ontiguity of this property to the above
uamcd towns, and its situation on a large ~navigable
stream, render it well worthy the attention of gentlemen
OF enterprise and capital, particularly OF those who are
fond of making tobacco OF the finest quality. MIR. Gossit
living on the plantation, or Mr.. Gillespie, near it, will M
doubt be good enough to show the premises to any per
son wishing 10 view Them.
Terms-One, two and three years credit, bond and ap
proved security will be required, and the title withheld
until the last payment shall be made.
The land will be sold in one entire tract, or divided al
may suit the views of purchasers.
WILLIAM BAIRD,
ANDREW HARRISON, %
THOMAS JONES, -
RICHARD BULLOCK,
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