Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

! noCiioN.-By virtue of a deed of trust
- executed TO The late William Dandi iJre and the sub.
ssrioer, oy Randolph Ross of the County of White. in the
Ss u iennessee, on the 18th day Of August, 1920; and
recorded IN the Husing's Court, Tor the Civ of Richmond,
on me 2oth day of June, 1921; and ordered TO be certified
~wmm'cn san deed OF trust was re gistered in the Registers
Inee'm "h'te County, state OF Tennessee, on the h
Jay oIA"gus', 1921, and was also register red in the Regis.
ters Office, in Warren County, State OF Tennessee. on The
on DAY OF August, 1921, for the purpose of securing the
P"yment OIL s,indry sums OF money, mentioned in the said
deed: WILDE sold by Public Auction, TO the hiybes, hid,ler
Tor ready money, at the front door of the Eagle Hotel. in
u Gmy Q, richmond, on W ednesdsy, the 9th day of No.
sel"uer hext a Il o'clock, II fair, otherwise on the frs, fair
day thereafter. the following property to viii. A cer,ain
re- OF parcei oil land in the county Of w arren. State of
,ennessee' containing 81 acres, including the Arch Csve
ounnry other pieces or parcels OF land. purcbased hv M.
SAID Randolph Ross of Elijah Saunders. George Sau,de,s
Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp, John Officer. william, Esvss
Alexander McMurray, Charles and William Gressnm
ihomas Kay and Elijah Deake, and sundry piece or marcel,
Q, .and IN the said County and State, granted by the said
o'a'e, 10 me SAID Randolph Ross, supposed TO contain about
twelve hundred acres. " y"
Also a certain piece or parcel of land in the county of
"nl,e' in me said State Of Tennessee, containing one
INJURED ana n'teen acres, including the Big. Bone cave.
and sundry other pieces or parcels OF land in the said co,n'
7 ana STATE, purchased by the said Randolph Ross, of An.
nohy DeoIuce, John McLemore, Geo. Saunders. Elijah
saunders EI'hu Saunders, Jacob Drake, Isaac Drake and
oonn " ,son.a and sundry pieces or parcels Of land in the
county and State, granted by the said State. IN tho sa;I
randolph koss, supposed TO contain about eleven hundred
aeres-A,so' one.ihird part OF a certain tract or parcel of
land in the said county of Warren. state or T.pnassao
TT"," me SAD handolph Ross, holds Jointly with Elijah
Drake and Daniel Pain, containing three thousand acres In.
Guiding the Salt Wells on Rocky River-also, 10 negroes.
"S ht " FtcOlectpu.| Mn of which
were IN The possession OF Reuben Ross, and six in tho
possession OF William Ross, Jr; also all the STOCK in ,rsJe
a. " sores belonging TO the said Randolph Ross, in Ten.
nesSee' one ci which is kept at Sparta, the other at Arch
Cave; the first case of which stock amounted 70 Ssooo
ana also the merchandise in the hands OF Reuben Ross of
at $4,000. W. NEKERviS ''u
: ~ l9o-tdsI SurpiUing Trustee.
y obedience to a decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
IA o. Law ana Chancery for Henrico county pronounced
ON IN 2d February last, and a decree amend,torv there.
to- pronounced on the 22d June last, in a Chancerw sr;,
IN sa,a Court pending between Bate and ct ais, plain,ifs,
anu bois'eau and ct ais, defendants: The uniers; xna
commissioners in said DEGREES named) will. O n The IO,h
uay OF october next, II fair, il not, on the next fair day
pw , e " ~ ~ pnomc auction, to the highest bidder, al
IN ,a'e residence OF Edward III. Boisseau, deceased. call.
ed the Glebe, about four miles southeast, of Chester6ed
Courthouse, a tract OF land called the GIebe, lying in
Snes'erhe'd county, and supposed TO contain about four
LUZ acres a'so' one other tract Of land lying in the
same county, adjoining the Glebe tract, and containing for.
y Svres winch was purchased by the said L. ii. Boisseau
o, "i'ia'n Cogbni and wife; also, one other tract called
"Eoode's,' lying in the said county of Chesterfield. on
APpoina''ox river, a few miles above the Exeter Mills,
containing hve hundred and five acres; also, all the right.
utie anu claim oil the said Edward H.. Boisseau, deceased
IN ana to the water grist mill, fixtures and premises, situa.
ted on Second Branch in the county of Ches,erfeiJ tor
merly the property of Daniel Boisseau. deceased. ,Iso
tne stocks oil horses, mules, horned cattle. sheen and hogs
plantation utensils and farming implements on said pIanta.
nons' also, one gold watch, together with a large p,rcal
oil household and kitchen furniture. Tie said sale vii,
commence precisely at eleven o'clock, A. nj. and CONT.
nue. unui all the aforementioned property ahaII he sold
IN ufuer execution OF the aforesaid decree, the said
Z commissioners will, on the 18th day of October nov,
u a,' NOT on me next fair day, at the plantation of
which the said Edward III. Boisseau died seized near
bermuda Hundred, in Chesterfield rounty, proceed 10 sell
al pubic auction. 10 the highest bidder, a tract of land
raUeu oiafke,s, lying in Chesterfield county, i'm Bermuda
nu"ured neck, containing abou, 1913 acres, which the said
6oisseau purchased of williamson and TAYLOR. Trustees
&C; also, one other small parcel of land, containing abou,
eight acres, adjoining the Bermuda Hundred tract, which
The said Boisseau purchased of Edward G. Watkins. aIso
ABOUT h'y slaves some OF which are very valuable, there
oe'nS among them a first rate dining room servant. and So.
Ve,a' DINER valuable house servants a good cook. a ostIer
anu carriage driver, a rough carpenter, and some very
valuable field hands; also. the stocks of horses. muIes cat.
lie, sheep, hogs, plantation utensils and farming imple.
mehts, a, ana on the farms called Clarke's and Bermuda
'i"nure"' when said property, real and personal, is con-
Veyeu ny several trust deeds referred 10 i'm the hill 6I.J
IN the aforementioned suit. The personal propertv will
De sold Tor cash, and the real property on a credit of
'"e'Ve months; bonds with approved security will be re.
quhreh from The purchasers OF the real property. for the
payment " 'he purchase money, and the title 10 The same
VIII be retained until the. purchase money shall be paid
ne sale at Bermuda Hundred will commence precisely
al ~ o'clock NJ, and be continued till completed.
Al The said real property to which Sarah w. Boisseau
Widow oil the said Edward II. Boissea u, deceased did moi
IN legal form %relinqnisb her right of dover. will be .oId
SUBJECT TO her right Of dover therein. And such Of the
said tracts OF land upon which writs OF Elegit ISSUED on
judgments rendered prior TO the recording of the said trust
deed) have been levied, will be sold subject to the claims
oil the several plaintiffs in the said writs of Eiegit.
JOHN b. GOODE,
Sept. 10. a6-tds-
n AND . SALE.-The subscriber having deter
H< mined to remove TO the city of Richmond for the
purpose OF devoting himself TO the practice Of law, will