Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-12

EXEcUTOR's SALE Of Yoluo1ie Property real
\ and personaf The subscriber will ofier n, nuhiie
auction. the Boteiou Springs Wednesday tho 18th
day OF December next f lair IL not, the next fair day
hereaite all the personal and real estate OF the late Mr.
and 80 valuable SsSroes among tSs% some r.. rate
house servants cooks &c.a large stock Of Horses, Hogs
Snesp' anu Ca,e OF every descripiion-Househoda aud
der, Oats, &C., &c.
A, the same time aud place. the Boetour, srsings will
be publicly offered at auction The buildings are spa
cious and in good Order equal TO the comfortable accom-
mediation OF hundred visitors The pan,aton
containing about 500 Of good quality Is Of itself va
luabc farm and the surrounding hood one Of the
weahicst and most desirable in Virginia The COM
pany the Springs during the two last has great
ber that, in the hands Of active aud enterprng
err this property would be among the valuable
in upper Virginia. Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing
invited to visit the subscriber before the SALE or TO COM
municate with him by letter. directed 10 Cioverdae Boz
'etourt county. He would prefer making aprivaie sale.
but not privately disposed Of before, they will be offer
ed publicly, as before stated.
viii be offered also, small tract Of Land, lying about
Iour miles from the Springs containing about 220 acres,
Terms will be accommodating and made known at the
day Of sale. JAMES I. ROYAL, Er'or. of
October %. (49-wids] Charles Johnston. deed.
DUBLiC SALE AND HIRlNG.-wlb be cold at the
IL late residence Of Joseph Perkins, Senr, deceased in
the county OF Louisa on Tuesday the l7h day Of Decem
Der next fair, the fair day thereafter TO conii
nue. from day 10 day. till completely all the perishabe
pery OF which the sail Perkins died rons.ng
Of valuable horses. mules oxen cattle, sheep, hogs good
order Tor pork many valuable articles of household and
kitchen utniture plantation utensils, &caso the crop
OF corn aud fodder and about thirty thousand weight nice
sheaf oats At the time aud place, will be hired out
In the usual way all the slaves which belonged TO the de.
ceased among them valuable fellows several stout
plough boys, and good female house servants The
slaves will be- hired out regularly Tor six years. For all
sums under ten dollars cash will be requredfor all
ten dollars, bonds with good security payable in twelve
months will be required Of the purchaser BY the Execu
tors. EDS; s. SAMPSON;
~ The above sale is postponed to the 2oh December
instant. Dec. g.
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Hanover the 4h day
oil November, 1888
James T. Sutton and Edwin Shelton, Plaintiff
against
Thomas Price, Jr. and Thomas boswell, Executors of
James Boswell dec, Samuel Anderson Charles Vest and
Eliza his wife, John Pearson and Charlotte his wife, will
liam L. Thompson, Tarlon Peasants and Thomas Price,
Jr administrator de bons Of Sam Anderson elder
and administrator OF Lew p. Anderson, dec, Deits.
The defendant, Samuel Anderson not having entered
his appearance and given security according the of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabtan Of this
Commonwealth the motion Of the plaintiffs it is order
ed, that the said defendant do appear here the first
Monday in February next and answer the plaintiffs bill;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months and that another copy be posted at
A COpy-Tssts PHILIP b. WINSTON, C. C
November H. 54-wsw
I'm CHANCERY-vIRGINIA.- Powhatan Cir.
II cult Court, September the llth, 1888:
William w. Archer, Plaintiff
John II. Steger, late Sherfof Powhatan county, and
admor OF Peter Archer, deceased, and also admor
Of Elizabeth T. Jones, decd John T. Moseley Peter F.
Archer, Robert Haskins, and Martha F. his wife, John
A. Archer John Jones' and Sarah r. his wife, Louisa Ca
widow Of the said Peter F. Archer, decd, Dehs.
This cause came on this day, TO be heard upon the bill
taken for confessed all the defendants Peter
f. Archer, and John Jones and wife, whom the or
der OF publication awarded in this cause has been duly
published, and upon the exhibits fled and argued by
counsel whereupon the Court doth adudge order and
decree, that the defendant, John ii. Seger late Sheriff
of Powhatan county, and admor Of Peter f. Archer de-
ceased do state and settle the of his admnisra.
ton upon said estate before OF the Commissioners of
this Court, and that the said Commissioner be direct
ed 10 take an account Of all the funds which have
TO the hands OF the defendant, John T. Moseley rus
tee, under the Deed Of Trust executed said Peter
f. Archer deceased to the said Moseey, the 9Th day
OF May, lS24-also of the money paid by the
plaintiff, for the benefit of the estate of the said Peter F.
Archer deceased, since his deatalso an account of all
The estate of the said Peter F. Archer, including any
debts due to the same, which likely be available.
also, an account OF the claims outstanding and due
by the said estate and the Commissioner is directed to
report the same TO Court together with any other matters
deemed pertinent by himself, or required to be specially
A Copy. Tesie. wM. s. DANCE,c.
The parties interested desired take notice. that
have appointed the 10Th day OF January next for enter
ing the duties required be performed by the above
order on which day, by 10 o'clock, A. NJ. they
quested to attend Powbatan Court with pa
pers &C., ready for examna ,ionand all persons having
claims against the estate OF the said Peter f. Archer de-
ceased, unsasfed desired exhibit them before the
Commissioner, or before that day.
JOHN w. DANCE, Commissioner.
Scottsvile,! Nov. 9Th, 1888. 5S-w4w
SPLENDID FORTE PIANoS.-The subscriber, az
- agent for the truly celebrated Forte Piano Manuiac-
tory OF Mr. Joseph Risky, in Baltimore, has received Sc
yera fst rate Pianos, of different prices. They have
been selected with great for this Market are of SUI
penor tone and workmanship, and may with safety be
placed alongside the best Pianos from London particular
y those OF six oc,aves where the highest treble keys are
very distinct with richness and ullnes of Tone in pro-
per proportion TO the bass seldom with in other ma.
nuiactores They are sold at Baltimore prices The ma.
warrants them for several years. there are
many specimens in town and country, Of which,
nave been used for ten years and aud present
IN as good condition as ever; TO which those
VINO mad not an opportunity Of seeing any of them here
'oore The best oil them have pedals. The lovers of
sweettoned Instruments therefore respectfully invit.
ed TO examine them the COME of MIR Teuto