Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
RxCMWOVD, YYRGH.vYA ERX..sr SEE. TEMRER D. .ss.

obedience to q decree OF the Circuit Sup.rior Com,
o. low sa ana Chancery for Henco county, pronounced
Oh me zSd February last and decree there
TO- pronounced on the 22d June last, in Chsc.rv su;,
III s",a curt pe"ding between Bate aud ais. panil
ana Bos-esu and ct al, defendants: The
commissioners in said DEGREES naned) will OH the 10 h
day oil October next il lair, il not, The next lair
proceed 10 sell AT public auction. To the hges, bidder
te tate residence of Edward I'll. BDseau ALI
ed The Giebe, about four miles southeast OF
Courthouse tract ot land called the Glebe living i'm
county, and supposed 10 contain about our
nuureu acres; aiso one other tract OF land in the
same county, adjoining the Gebe tract and containing for
acres, winch was purchased by the said f. H. Bo.seau
.c ,,am oso'i aud VIII; also, one other tract called
"oouer, lying IN the said county OF Ches-I field OH
Appoha,'ox river. few miles above the Exeter Mill.
eo''nng nve hundred and five also, all the right
uue an claim OF the said Edward II. Boiss.au
!" and 10 The water gris MILL fixtures and premises su,
TED on Second Branch in the county of Chest.r.i ior
neriy the property Of Daniel Bo-seau, deceased: also
the stocks OF horses mules horned cst sheep aud
plantation utensils and farming on said plsnia
hons: also, one gold watch, together with large
OF household aud kitchen furniture. TIE said sale will
commence precisely at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ aud CONT
nue. until all the above property shall he sold
In luther execution OF the aforesaid decree the said
commissioners viii, on the 18th day OF October ne H.
lar, not, on the next fair day. the plantation of
which the said Edward II. B.sseau died seized near
Bermuda Hundred in Chesterfield counv In Iii
at public auction, TO the highest bidder tract of Land
called Clake's, lying iI Chesterfield county in Bermuda
Hundred neck containing about 1913 acres which the said
Boisseau purchased Of WILKINSON and Taylor Trustees
&c also one other small parcel OF land containing .bou
eight acres. adjoining tile Bermuda Hundred tract bch
e aid Doisseau purchased OF Edward o. Watkins; also
about fifty slaves, OF which are very valuable there
being among Them first rate dining ant aud Sc
verai other valuable house good cook ostler
anu Carriage driver, rough carpenter and some very
valuable held hand; also, the stocks of horses mules
IT,, sheep hog, plantation utensils and farming imple
ment., a, and on the farms called Clarkes and Bermuda
Hundred, which said properly real and personal is con-
veyed ny several trust deeds eired the hill filed
!" Tue al o'ent noned suit, The personal properly will
De sold Tor cash and the real property credt OF
Twelve months: bonds with approved security will DE
CURED from The purchasers OF the real property tor the
payment o the purchase money, and the tile TO The same
WI be realned unll the purchase money shall be paid
The sale at Bermuda Hundred will commence
at IL o'clock NJ, aud be continued till CON pieed
All the said real property to which Sarah w Boisseau
widow oil the said Edward II, Boisseau deceased did moi
IN legal form renquish her right Of dover, will be .o
subject TO her right Of dover therein And such Of The
said tracts OF land upon which wits of Eleg ISSUED on
Judgments rendered prior TO the recording of the said trust
deet have been levied will be sold subject TO The claims
Of the several plaintiffs in the said wriis of Elepit
PARkE = p oHSDE; Commissioners
Sept. TO- 36-uls-