Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HbUBLIC SALE.-Wiii be- sold, on Wednesday the
20h day OF November next, IL lair, il not, on the
next fair day thereafter, the late residence Of james
ghan senr deceased in the county Of Nooway, all
the pershabe psrto the estate; consisting oil about TWEEN
eight yoke Of stout oxen the cattle are
unusually iine and most OF them will make good beef
hundred head Of sheep stock of hogs OF which twelve
fifteen thousand pounds will be made into fine pork, six
eight hundred barrels of crop of fodder two wagons
aud cart, with other plantation utensils. carriage and
harness nearly new household aud kitchen furniture, with
many other articles tedious TO mention Terms made
known the day of sale.-All persons having claims
against the estate requested bring them orw
properly authenticated in order that provision be made for
the discharge thereof alt those Indebted the estate
required to forward and settle their accounts
JAMES a. VAUGHAN, Er'or
Of James Ydughdn, Senior, deceased
Amelia, 18th October 1888. 49--w3w
NXECUTORS SALE Of Vaiuable Property, real
and personat-The subscriber will offer, public
auction, the Botetou Springs Wednesday, the 18th
day Of December next f fair if not the next fair day
thercar all the personal and real estate OF the late Mr.
Johnston. The personal estate consists Of between 20
and 80 valuable Negroes, among them some first rate
Sheep and Cattle of every descripon-Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils, crop OF Corn Fod-
der, Oats, &c., sc.
AT the lime and place, the Boteourt Springs will
be publicly offered at auction. The buildings spa
cious and in good order, equal to the comfortable
mediation of visitors The plantation attached
containing about 500 Of good quality is Of itself
Iuabe farm and the surrounding neghborood of the
wcahicst and most desirable in Virginia. The
ly increased and doubt is entertained by the subsc
bcr that in the hands OF active and enerprising
err this property would be among the valuable
in upper Virginia. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing
invited to visit the subscriber before the sale,
municate with him by letter, directed TO Coverdae, Bo
tetourt county He would prefer making private sale
but il not privately disposed of BEFORE they will be offer
ed publicly, as before stated
viii be offered also, small tract Of Land, lying about
four miles from the Springs containing about 220 acres
mostly in woods
Terms will be accommodating and made known at the
day OF sale. JAMES Il. ROYALL, ErOr of
October 20. [49-wtis] Charles Johnston, decd
n HANCERY-VIRGINIA-In Cumber ia nd oun-
II ~ Court, 23d September, 1888:
William G. Haskins, Thomas Dowdy and Martha his
wife, formerly Martha Haskns, PIaIn,is
against
Greed L. Haskins, John T. HaskDs, James Cooper and
Jane his wife, Thomas Ballow, and Polly Baow, Deits.
The defendants, James Cooper and Jane his wife, Tho
Ballow and Polly Ballow, not having entered their
appearance, and given security according to the of
Assembly and the rules Of this court aud
by satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants OF
this county: is 0rdered, that the said defendants APP
pear here the first day OF December Court next, and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy OF hi.
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond for two months and
posted at the front door Of the house of this county
A Copy. Tesc. Is. Is. WOODSON, ID. G.
October 25. 49-wSw