Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cumberland Court,
II September 23i, 1888:
Caiharine Hendrick, administrators Of Elijah H. Hen
drick, Plaintiff
against
William Gadb.ry. Miller woOdson, ST.. Nancy Russell
The defendant Alexander woodson, no, having entered
his appearance and given security, according to the acts
OF the General Assembly and the rules this Court, and
appearing to the satisfaction Of tho Court that he
an this State, the motion OF the complain
n Oy %ooon hs a ay p
cember Court next aud answer the coup'snans bill aud
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
public newspapers printed in the city OF Richmond,
for two months successfully, and also posted at the front
door the Court House OF ,hi. county. Copy Tese.
Oct l. Gi3-wsw] b. wOODsON. ID Z.
I'm observation-disclosures rules held in tic
4 Clerks Office of the County Court Of Essex on the
7ih day Of October, 1888:
James J.. Cox. Mer dth Brown and Frances his wife,
who, before her intcrmarage with the sand Brown,
Frances Davis AMI Richard Row Trustee Tor tho be-
ntt OF the said Merrdi and Frances Brown aud their
children, Piainlins.
against
Lewis II. Thomas and Elizabeth his wife, who before
Davis, Robert F. war,ns se"r Trustee, for the benefit
Of the said Lewis II. Thomas and Elizabeth his vile, aud
their children Bouware Vawtcr and Louisa vaw'er and
Julius Vawter infant children O the said Bouwarc Vaw
ter, aud Sarah Vawier, deceased, who was Sar,h Da
Wis, Defendants
mol having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the act Of Assembly and The rules Of this
Court aud appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants of this Commonwealth on the motion
OF the plaintiffs by COUNSEL Is ordered that the said de-
OF Essex, the third Monday in December ext aud
swer the PLAINTIFF bill ami that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the c
~ OF Richmond for two months ssively and that
Their copy hereof lie posted at the iron, door Of the
house OF this county &c C0ry oy n,;co,, :, ~
| October 25 4O-vSv
Nm CHANCERY-vIRciNiA.-In Amelia County
IL Court. September 26,h. 1888
r, land Miller. CIemonis Crute aud Sally his wife, for
meriy Sally Miller. Dabney u. Miller and Martha his
wife, Martha NJ. Miller, Chaiton Miller and Armi.,ead
Miller, the four last OF whom by Ry land Miller, their
next friend they being infants Of tender Nathan
Wonack Virginia Womack aud Judith Womsc k, infant
children OF Charles womack aud Elizabeth j. his wife.
formerly Elizabeth J. Miller, who sue by Charles wo-
mack, their father and next friend, Complainanls.
| against
Thomas Miller. William Miller aud Virginia Miller. in.
liant children of William Miller, dec Defendants.
The defendants not having entered their appearance,
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that they
are not Inhabitants Of this Common eslh, motion Of
the plaintiffs by John w. Baker, their COUNSEL il is ORDER
e that The said defendants do appear here the fourth
Thursday in December next, and the hill tho
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be ioI hw pub
ished in some newspapers printed in the city of Richmond
o TWO months successfully, and posted at the door OF tie
Court House OF this county on I" successive Court Gays
Copy-Teste. JN0 4. LEIGH. c. A. C.
| October 4. 43-wSw
HpURsUANT TO Dec'ee of the Superior Court Of
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Deeemoer next on The premises fair, il not the next
fair day. TO the highest bidder the Tract Land, which
formerly belonged Gideon Ragand, deceased contain
ing by an old survey three hundred AMI four acres, adj
joining the lands OF Nathaniel c. LPscomb, John Brock
and Others Oh credit of twelve months, much
as s'a be sufficient TO pay cost Of SALE Bonds with
proved curly will be required and the right said
retained unit the purchase money shall he paid Having
been appointed by the said decree TO sell the land shall
convey such title only is vested in by the same
which is believed TO be good.Asout nineteen negroes
belonging to the said estate of Gideon Ragand, ecd
| @ of W ,iueD
Nov. s. [5s-ws'i HENRY POLLARD.
NXECUTOR'S SALE Of TaiuoGie Property, real
NJ and personaLThe subscriber will olIer al public
auction, the Botetour Springs, Wednesday the 18th
day OF December next Gf fair not the next fair dsy
hereaer all the personal and real OF the late Mr.
Johnston. The personal estate consists Of between 20
and 30 valuable Negroes, among them first rate
house servants cooks, &ca large stock Of Horses Hogs
Sheep, and Cattle of every p,ion-Househod and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils, crop Corn, Fod-
der, Oats, &c., sc.
i Al the time and place the Boetourt SPRINGS will,
be publicly offered at auction The buildings are spa
cious and in good order, equal table accom-
mediation OF one hundred visitors. The plantation ched
containing about 500 of good quality is OF itself va,
uable farm and the surrounding neigho hood of the
wcalihest and most desirable in Virginia The COM
pany al the Springs during the last Sc asons has great
~ Increased, and no doubt is by the subscr-
ner mat IN the hands OF an active and enterprising
er this property would soon be among the valuable
in upper Virginia. Persons DESTROYS Of pure are
invited TO visit the subscriber before the sale or 10 COM
nuncate with him by letter. directed Coveiale b.
ietonrt county He would prefer making private sale
but il not privately disposed of FORE they will be offer,
ed publicly, as before stated
VIII be offered also, small tract OF Land living about
Tour miles from the Springs containing about 22O acres
mostly in woods. -
Terms will he accommodating and made known at the
day OF sale. JAMES T. ROYAII Error oc
October 20 [l9-w'ds] Charles Johnston deed
AND FOR SALE IN GOOCHLAND-In nuI.
IL suance OF Deed of Trust to the subscr-
bers 10y Tbos. b. Watkins for the benefit OF the Execu
tors Of Wm Calf, deceased and of record i'm the Clerks
Office Of the County Court OF GoochlaDd we or one of
Us WILL on the 10Th day Of November, 1888 il fair if moi
the next lair day thereafter, (Sundy excepted0 on the
premises, proceed TO sell at public auction TO the highest
hidde Tor cash, for certain purposes mentioned in said
ueed Tract OF Land containing about FIVE hundred acres
lying in the county OF Goochand on the he ad waters of
beavedam Creek, adjoining the lands of John g. GRAY
| Lucy e. Markham and others. A good portion of The
above land is in good heart aud well mbered and there
dwelling house. with the ou houses upon H.
The title is believed 10 be unique stio,abIc hut sucb onv
as vested in US by the deed viii he conveyed TO The
purchaser. p GIJFRRANC 80
i october ~ l5O-w4w1 G.. NJ. QUARLES'
VHNHE subscriber has made arrang einenis TO omen a
II School at his house, early in January next for the
instruction OF his children under the superintenence nj
competent teacher, aud would take boa re- in his "a,
nly, SIX or eight Children between and 10 wears old
TO be educated with them. The course OF instruction will
be upon The most approved plan, taught in the best
schools, embracing all the usual branches of tle ENGLISH
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Astronomy use Of Le Gobes
&C. The School will commence in the first week in Ia
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