Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-17

N obedience to q decree of the Circuit Sun.,;or Cour
u Si Law and Chaneery for Hsnrico county, pronounced
oh "e FEBRUARY last, 2pd decree amendstory there
to- pronounced on the 22dJ une last, in a Chsncery suit
~ ss,a Court pending between Bate and ct ais, plaintiffs
commissioners In said DEGREES nsmed) will, on the 10Th
Jay Of October next, il fair, II not, on the next fair day,
proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the late residence OF Edward II. Boisseau, deceased, call
ed the Glebe, about four miles southeast OF Chesterfield
courthouse, a tract OF land called the Glebe, living i'm
Chesterfield county, and supposed to contain about four
hundred acres; also, one other tract Of land living i'm the
same county, adjoining the Glebe tract, and containing for.
y acres, which was purchased by the said Z. II. Boisseau
Goodies" lying in the said county Of Chesterfield. on
~APpomattox river, a few miles above the Exeter Mills.
containing i've hundred and FIVE acres; also, al the right.
title and claim Of the said Edward II. Boisseau, deceased,
IN aud to the water grist mill, fixtures and premises, situa.
ted on Second Branch in the county of Chesterfield. for.
mer'y the property OF Daniel Boisseau. deceased; also,
inc stocks oil horses, mules, horned cattle, sheep aud hogs,
plantation utensils and farming Implements on said planta.
tions; also, one gold watch, together with a large parcel
OF household and kitchen furniture. The said sale will
precisely al eleven o'clock, A. M. and CONT
nue. until all the aforementioned property shall he sold.
In further execution OF the aforesaid decree, the said
Commissioners will, on the 18th day of October next
fair. IL not, on the next fair day, at the plantation of
which the said Edward II. Boisseau died seized, near
Bermuda Hundred, in Chesterfield county, proceed TO sell
al public auction, TO the highest bidder, a tract Of land
called Clarke's, lying in Chesterfield county, in Bermuda
Hundred neck, containing about 37s acres, which the said
purchased Of Williamson and Taylor, Trustees.
&c also, one other small parcel OF land, containing about
acres, adjoining the Bermuda Hundred tract, which
The said boisseau purchased OF Edward o. Watkins; also,
about nifty slaves, some OF which are very valuable, there
being among them a first rate dining room servant, and Sc
veral other valuable house servants a good cook, a ostler
and carriage driver, a rough carpenter, and some very
valuable field hands; also, the stocks of horses, mules. cat.
lie, sheep, hogs, plantation utensils and farming imple.
ments, al and on the farms called Clarke's and Bermuda
nunureu' winch said property, real and personal, is con-
veyed by several trust deeds referred 10 in the bill filed
IN The above mentioned suit. The personal property will
be sold for cash, and the real property on a credit Of
lwelve months: bonds with approved security will be re-
CURED from the purchasers OF the real property, for the
OF the purchase money, and the title 10 the same
be retained until the purchase money shall be paid.
Inc sale at Bermuda Hundred will commence precisely
~ o'clock NJ, and be continued till completed.
All the said real property TO which Sarah w. Boisseau.
widow Of the said Edward Fl. Boisseau, deceased, did not
n legal form reinquish her right Of dover, will be sold,
.ubJect to her right Of dover therein. And such of the
tracts OF land upon which wri,s of Elegit ISSUED on
judgments rendered prior TO the recording of the said trust
ieed) have been levied, will be sold subject to the claims
# the several plaintiffs in the said writs Of EIegit.
JOHN b. GOODE,
PARKE P~OlNDEXTER, { commissioners.
Sept. 10. 26-,J,~