Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

mDgon at A. NJ. aud arrive in Charlottesville at 10 A.
M.and leave Charlottesville at 10 Ia A. NJ. and arrive
in Staun,oD at 1-2P M-Leave Stanton morning
at "a NJ and srriYe at Warm Springs OF p M.-Leave
Warm Springs at A. NJ. and arrive in Lewi.burg at
2. NJ.
Also, line three times week by Scoitsvie inersect.
ing the Stage from Charlottesville at Brooke's and
ing at Stsunion in the same time with passengers by
Charlottesville.
This arrangement affords Gne facilities 10 nvslds who
may wish TO v The Spriugsandi 10 those who may visit
them for pleasure, it will no, be Objectionable.
EDWIN PORTER s. CO.
J. N. G. STOCKTON s. CO.
PORTER. BEIpEN & co.
June TO- lO-l6t
EAAGGER'S SPRINGS, (Whife Sulphur )-Th-
BY above Springs situated in the Northern part OF
boieourt county. within two and half miles OF James
River, 10 miles above PAonsbuIg and Buchanan the
road from thence to the White Sulphur Springs. from
which they distant, AZ miles; from lie xngton, 22 miles,
and about the distance West OF the Natural Bridge
Having but recently become the OF this property,
our best Efforts have not enabled complete its inn
provements 80 far as desired. We have, however. made
such progress with the buildings and other preparations,
TO authorize confident belief that by the lst the
10 July shall be prepared for the accommodation oil
some 40 or 80 visitors
These Springs, though well known in the adjacent
counties, (on want OF preparation by their former
owners to receive company comparatively unknown to
the distant public therefore deem proper say, for
the Information oil SUCH that the is similar in quail
ty to that of the White Sulphur Springs in Greenbrer
county and held in the ghes estimation by those who
have used il. They under the management OF MIR.
Charles l. Dbrel. who is using every effort 10 be ready
for the accommodation OF those who may visit him. The
Eastern aud Western Stages arriving every other night
Buchanan, Hack will be in readiness convey 10 the
Springs the next mornings such passengers disposed
TO visit him. JOHN GARTH,
Richmond, July s, 1884, J. w. DIBRELL
The public are respectfully Informed that the above es
Enlistment Will be opened Tor the reception OF company
Monday the 10Th inst. 1t 10, however, proper say
tony friends, that hey must come prepared TO make many
allowances; from the incomplete stale OF things,
shall be unable to give them such accomod ons a. de-
sire. CHARLES l.. DIBRELL.
July 10.
A VALUABLE PAMUNKEY FARM AND FER
IA RY FOR SALE-iniendng TO move TO the West,
offer for SALE the Tract OF Land which reside, in
the county oil King William called Greenvie perhaps
better known by The name OF D4bney's Ferry, situated
the head OF tide water and navigation. Panunkey
River, exactly opposite Iianoverown II miles from the
city OF Richmond II from the Courthouse of the county,
miles from Hanover Courthouse, and of the
public roads in lower Virginia. This Farm contains is
Of arabic land, not Surpassed il equaled in fertility,
by any land on The river for the growth OF cotton,
wheat oats tobacco. The improvements valuable,
consisting OF an excellent Dwelling House. in good repair
a brick Kitchen, Smoke House, Dairy, large Stable,
Barns, new Carriage House, SC. This plare is admit
raby calculated Tor Tavern, and at time, very
proahly occupied one. The house stands within 20
steps CT The road and there public house on this route
for distance OF p miles The garden is unsurpassed
and the yard is beautiful and well enclosed. There is
fine we'll OF water in the yard, and good Ice House. and
delightful Spring quite convenient. The purchaser of
this Farm would have difficulty ensrging the tract,
all the owners OF the lands adjoining DESTROYS
sell
also offer for SALE in conjunction with Mr. B. F. Dab
ney that valuable Ferry, know by the OF Dabneys
Ferry, within few hundred yards dwelling house
with one OF land attached. which there goo5
house for the occupancy Of the ierrymsn The Boat is
new and carried across the River with great facility by
means OF rope. Thi' ferry at present yields nett
profit TO the owners OF more than $500 per
Iiihs property be not old privately will be offered for
sale publicly, the premises SATURDAY, the IS Of
August next, il fair, if not the frs, iair day hereaf-
ter Sundays excepted -Terms made known day Of
sac. GEO. H. DABNEY.
Dabney's Ferry King William County.
Nm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Circuit supe
IA rior Court OF Law and Chancery held for Cumberland
county, on The 9th day OF April 1894
John u Page, surviving partner oil the late firm oil
James Desne and John C. Page, trading under the firm
Deane s. Page, PlanuGs
Francis b. Deane, Jr in his right and as ex'or Of
Thomas NJ. Desne, deceased, Francis b. Deane Sen,
Thomas j. Deane, in his right and admir-. Of Eli.
zebeih Deane deceased Robert Irving Henry Page and
Jane his wife, Maurice Hobson and Ann his wife, Tho
Jellis and Mary his wife, William A. Trent Eliza
his wife, Thomas J. Deane Francis II Deane, which
said Jane, Ann Mary, Eliza, Thomas end Francis
children and heirs oil Thomas NJ Deane, deceased, Ed
ward Cunningham, William NJ. Thornton, James Steptoe
and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Dillon John Cunning.
ham aud ELIZA his wifi, formerly Eliza Dillon, James Dill
Ion, Richard Dillon, John Dillon, Alexander Dillon, Ben
iamin " Dillon, which said Mary, Eliza, James, Rich
ard, John, Alexander aud Benz 4min children OF Ed
ward Dillon, deceased, Edward Cunningham. Henry T.
Watkins. Charles Morton aud John Gillian, executors Of
Edward Dillon, deceased, Defendants.
And Francis b. Desne, SEN, Francis b. Desne, jun,
I =
| against =
John c Page, Elizabeth Desne, Thomas Desne, aud z
| Francis Deane, Dets :
This day, these two 10 be heard, OIL tie
bills wers aud exhibits filed, and argued by conn
sel On consideration whereof, the Conrt doth aduJge
order, aud decree that the defendant, Francis H. Deane
jun executor Of Thomas NJ Desne deed render an ac-
count OF his administration the OF his said esta
tor, including inventory OF the estate Of the aid Deane
which into his hands also account Of the sales
OF the 'ad estate, he profits OF the same, both and
personal, and how he has applied the towards the
debts due by The tesators estate Otherwise aud whe
Their the said estate, real and has Increased d
minished Ia value and that he also render account of
all The lands Of which The said Thomas NJ Drane, the
eslatO died seized and possessed which he may be
entitled, either ~ lee simple Otherwise Audit is fur.
Their ordered aud decfeed. that the defendant, Thomas
Deane, adm tor OF Elizabeth Deane deceased also render
account OF his administration he estate Of tie said
Elizabeth, which into his hands ALSO account Of
the sales OF The same and how lie has applied the same
liezekiah Ford, who is appointed special Commission
In this cause, 81 appearing ihe Court that Ed.
ward L. Scfuggs will be unsble to attend to the ele
ment Of The saue And s further ordered and decfeed
that he said Fraucis B Desne, Jr eAor, and Thomas
Deane, adn'r as aforesaid, appear before the sad Co
missioner, and answer upon oath such ntefrog
may enable the said COMMISSIONS make up said re- ports
Aud The said Commissioner is hereby directed 10 examine
sse set le aud adjust the shove aud report the
same TO Court, with such matter may be deemed per.
tnent by himself whic may be required by the par.
ties 10 be 80 stated. Copy Teste,
! p II. NUNNALLY, no. g. t. c. L. & c. c c.
! CUMBERLAND CoUNTY, to wt:
The parties IN tie fore going sal III lake notice that