Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-08

TUlRUST SALE-By virtue of a Deed Of Trust. exc
IL cuted by Richard s. Nicholson the subscriber io
the purposes therein expressed and admitted TO record in
the Clerks Office Of the counties OF Southampton and IN.
herst, will be sold New Market, the 10Th day OF
October next (being the Sd day of the races) to the
highest bidder, Tor cash. bay called Sorax he
dam OF the celebrated horse Red Rove and one sorel
hey, the produce OF the said by Monsieur Tonson:
The SAID mare Is believed 10 be in oaI this time Ca
roinian Persons DESTROYS OF procuring stock Of first
rate boodeed horses will do well the SALE AL
at the Courthouse Southampton on the day of
October next (beng court day. will be sold the
above mentioned, the following property, TO wit: The
said Richard s. Ncholsons interest ncuding the int.
rest which he purchased Of Charles Briggs and wife)
in the land and slaves allotted Mrs. Ann Nicholson az
her dover in the estate of her deceased husband Sh
Nicholson; stud horse called King, riding work
horses and one gig and harness. Although the title
the property above is believed TO be undoubed
the subscriber will other title than is vested in
him by the Deed OF Trust aforesaid. will here take
occasion to mention, that the debts DUE or which may
become DUE from persons who have put mares to Red
Rover, late the property Of Richard s. Nchoson have
oeen assigned TO me- and no other person is auihoriz
ed to receive them. L. r. EDWARDS.
September 10Th, 1888 4O-tds
% The Lynchburs Vginisn will please publish tho
obedience TO decree OF the Circuit Superior Cour,
OF Law and Chancery for Henico county, pronounced
on the 23d February last, and decree amenaory there
to- pronounced the 22d June last in Chancery suit
IN said Court pending between Bate and ais plaintiff
and Bosseau and ais defendants: The mel
Commissioners IN said DEGREES namely WILL the 10th
day Of October next il fair il not, the fair day.
proceed to sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder
H. L.
ed the Glebe, about four miles southeast OF Chesterfield
Courthouse, tract OF land called the Gebe, lying in
Chesterfield county, and supposed to contain about iour
hundred acres ALSO other tract OF land lying the
same county, adjoining the Gebe tract and containing
~ acres which purchased by the said E H.
oil William Cogbll and wife; also one other tract called
Goodies, lying in the said county of Chesterfield, on
Appomaox river few miles above the Exeter Mills
containing five hundred and five acres also all the right
title and claim OF the said Edward III. Boisseau
in and to the water grist MILL fixtures and premises stua
ted Second Branch in the county Of Tor
merly the property Of Daniel Boisseau deceased; also
the stocks OF horses mules horned cate sheep hogs
plantation utensils and farming implements said planta
tons; also one gold watch together with large parcel
OF household and kitchen furniture The said sale will
commence precisely at eleven o'clock, A. NJ and CONT
until all the property shall be Sold
In further execution Of the aforesaid Decree the said
Commissioners will, OH the 18th day Of October next
ii fair, not, the next fair day, the plantation of
which the said Edward II. Boisseau died seized near
Bermuda Hundred lin Chesterfield county, proceed to sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, tract OF land
called Clakes, lying in Chesterfield county, in Bermuda
Hundred neck, containing about 1913 acres which the said
Bosseau purchased Of Williamson and Taylor, Trustees
&c ALSO other small parcel land containing about
eight adjoining the Bermuda Hundred tract which
the said Boisseau purchased Of Edward o. Watkins aso
about hty slaves OF which very valuable there
being among them first rate dining servant
veral other valuable house good cook ostler
and carriage driver, rough carpenter, and
valuable field hands; also, the stocks Of horses mules cat
le sheep, hogs plantation utensils and farming imple
ments at and oh the farms called Carkes and Bermuda
Hundred, which said property, real and personal
veyed by several trust deeds referred in the Till filed
in the above suit The personal property will
be sold for cash. and the real property a credit Of
twelve months bonds with approved security will be re-
quired from the purchasers OF the real property for the
oil the purchase money, and the title The
will be retained until the purchase money shall be paid
The sale at Bermuda Hundred will commence precisely
at ~ O'Clock M, and be continued till completed.
All the said real property which Sarah w Bosseau
widow OF the said Edward H. Boisseau deceased did moi
in legal form renquish her right of DOVER will be sold
subject to her right OF dover therein And such of the
said tracts of land upon which wrs OF Elegit ISSUED on
judgments rendered prior the recording said trust
deed) have been levied, will be sold subject the claims
Of the several plaintiffs in the said wrts OF Eegit.
JOHN B. GOODE, ~
PARKE poINDEXTER, Commissioners
Sept 10. 36-tis-
DUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust,