Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20

obedience to decree Of the Circuit Superior Cour,
OF Law and Chancery for Henrco county pronounced
Oh 'he zSi February last, and decree there
to- pronounced oh the 22i June last in Chancerv suit
IN sand Court pending between Bate and ct ais pa;nH
ana Bois'eau and ct ais defendants: The
Commissioners in said DEGREES named) will ON The I0
day oil October next il fair il not, the next fair dav
proceed TO sell at public auction, the highest bidder AT
the late residence OF Edward H. Boisseau deceased
ed The Giebe about four miles southeast OF Chesterfield
courthouse, tract OF land called the Glebe living in
Chesterfield county, and supposed contain about four
"ed acres; Also one other tract Of land lying i'm the
same county adjoining the Glebe tract and containing for
acres which was purchased by the said E. H. Boisseau
o william Gogbiil and wite ALSO other called
"ooue :, lying IN the said county of Chesterfield on
Appomattox river few miles above the Exeter Mills
containing five hundred and five acres; also all the rig
ute aud claim OF the said Edward H. Bosseau deceased
In aud 10 the water grst MILL fixtures and premises
ted on Second Branch in the county OF Chesterfield tor
merry he property oil Daniel Bosseau deceased; also
the stocks oil horses mules, horned cattle sheen and hos
plantation utensils and farming implements on said plsnIa
IONS Also one gold watch together with large marcel
o. nousenoiu anu Kitchen furniture. Tue said sale will
commence precisely at eleven o'clock, A. NJ and conf.
nue. until all the above property shall he sold
In iu'ther execution of the aid decree the said
commissioners will, on the 18th day OF October nex,
II lair, II not, the fair dav at the pIna,ion ~
which the said Edward VI. BJisseau died seized near
Bermuda Hundred in Chesterfield county, proceed TO sell
al pubc auction, 10 The highest hldeI tract OF land
called Clakes, lying ia Chesterfield county, in Bermuda
Hundred neck, containing about 1913 acres which The ~
i'oisseau purchased Of Williamson and Tay or Trustees
&c a'so one other small parcel OF land Containing about
eight acres, adjoining The Bermuda Hundred tract bch
the said Boisseau purchased Edward o. Watkin.: also
about fifty slaves, OF which are very valuable tere
being among them first rate dining room servant and So
verai other valuable house good cook ostler
ana carnage driver rough carpenter and some very
valuable field hands, ALSO the stocks of horses mules
tie, sheep hogs, plantation utensils and farming irnple.
neh al and Oh the farms called CIarkes Bermuda
iunueo wheh said properly real and personal, is con-
veyed ny several trust deeds referred in the bill filed
10 Tie e-nenoncd suit The personal property will
be sold for cash. and the real properly on credit Of
twelve months bonds with approved security will be re
CURED from The purchasers OF the real property for the
payment OF the purchase money, and the title to the same
VIII be retained until the purchase money shall be paid
The sale at Bermuda Hundred will commence precicIr
at IL O'Clock Nj and be continued ill completed
All the said real property which Sarah w Boisseau
widow OF the said Edward H. Boisseau deceased id no,
in legal form renquish her right of dover will h. cold
subject TO her right Of dover therein Ad such Of the
SAID tracts OF land upon which wrs OF Eleg ISSUED on
judgments rendered prior to the recording of the said trus
dee have been levied, will be sold subject TO the claim.
oil the several Tlsln,ifs in The said wrs OF Elegit
PAhkE poiNDE&rER, Commissioners.
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