Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06

N%TILL be offered for sale the highest bidder on
w tho premises, on Tuesday the 18th day of De-
cember next, my Farm Wilss, in the county of
buckingham 1t contains eight hundred and seventy
two acres, considerable portion of which is uncleared
and heavily timbercd On it there two good dwelling
houses; (my former resdcncc) twostory house with
six rooms three above and three below stairs good of
fee in the yard kitchen with rooms ice house and
all other houses necessary for and the
dation of family good well of the ward and
two springs very convenient, variety of fruit trees
granary with threshing machine and good To-
bacco barns conveniently situated The plantation il
enclosed by good fence and divided into four fields all
in good heart and in all of which there an abundance
Of good water the flat land is well drained and pecu-
ary adapted to the growth of Tobacco the high land
lies WELL and is susceptible of very high improvement
by the of clover and plaster. crop of Wheat has
been seeded this fall in good time and in good order
There are ewesates in Virginia in market combin-
ing more local advantages than this it is healthy stua-
ted in good neighborood within few miles of nayiga-
ton, and olcraby convenient several manufacturing
Mills The terms of sale will be, three thousand dollars
in cash. and the balance i'll three annual payments there
the property, which Will be shewn by Col. John Johns
Josiah Moseley and Mr. Charles Mckinney, who live
joining the premisesOn the day, will be sold the
crop OF corn fodder hay straw, oats. &c made the
land this year. plantation TOOLS and various other
articles. Terms thee day. SAMUEL BRANCH
Prince Edward, Nov ID. 55-tds
! NJ OTICE.-By virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed
to me by Robert Sangster, of record in Albemare
County Court Office and pursuance of order of the
Superior Court of Chanccry Stanton, made on the
2Sth day of June, 1926 in therein depending, in
which said Sangster is plaintiff and Thomas Sangster
and others defendants SHALL the 9th day of jan
next, If fair, otherwise the fair day. expose
SALE upon the premises to the highest bidder for ready
money, Tract of Land, now in the occupancy of Mr..
Robert Sangster, containing 24 acres or less w.
ing in the North Garden in the county of Albcmare
Immediately the turnpike from Stanton to Scots
vile, within about 10 miles of the latter place and about
the distance from Charlottesville This land said
to be in highly improved state of cultivation ranks
with the first quality of the very fine body of land in
section of the countryand is surrounded by highly in
tcligent and respectable neighborhood. The title is
thought indisputable-such is vested in me- howe
yer, l will convey to the purchaser Tn ser ,,r,,
Charlottesville, Dec 9, 1884 6O-tds
EN- CHANCERY -vmeINIA.-At Circuit Superior
III Court of Law and Chancery continued and held for
buckingham county, Mt the Courthouse, Thursday
the 18th day of April, 1884,
James Scott Executor of John Leslie who was Exc
cutor of Robert Craig, dec d., and Daniel CALL Re-
ceivcr, &c Plaintiffs.
against
Thomas Pateson and Sarah his wife, Maria A. Couch
Thomas A. Winfrey John S. Winfrey Eli Ballowe and
Sarah his wife, Samuel Winircy VIM Ballowc and Eli
zabcth his wife, Charles A. Scott snd William Anderson
and William Turner, Mary Ann Turner, Julia Turner,
Robert Turner, Sarah Turner, Ellen Turner, John ur-
ner and James Turner heirs of Fleming Turner dec
| and George Booker and John Forbes, Defendants
The defendants, Thomas Patteson and Sarah S his
wife, Maria A. Couch Thomas A. Winfrey John s. Win
frey Eli Ballowe and Sarah his wife, Samuel Winfrey,
and William Ballowe and Elizabeth his wife, who out
of this Commonwealth, and against whom the plaintiff
appears to have proceeded in the mode prescribed by
against absent defendants and the failing to appear and
answer and the resident defendants except Charles A.
Scott falling TO the plaintiffs BILL although four
months have elapsed since the fling of tho bill and the
service of the subpoena the resident defendants the bill
of the plaintiff to the said absent DEFENDANTS and the
resident defendants, Except Charles A. Scot is taken
for confessed and the coming be heard on bill
answer of Charles A. Scott exhibits examination of wit
nesses and arguments counse consideration where
Of the Court doth adudgc order and decree that the said
defendants Thomas Patteson and Sarah his wife, Charles
A. Scott and Thomas A. Winey, pay to the said Call tho
of two hundred and cighty-scyen dollars and fifty
cents wihntercs thereon the rate Of six per per
annum from the I'd day of July 1924 till paid and the
cost Of this suit and in the default Of the payment of the
said sum for six months that the Sheriff of Buckingham
or one of his deputies proceed to sell the highest bidder
for cash giving months notice, in newspaper
printed IN Richmond, Of the time and place of SALE
much OF the Tract of Land in the Trust Deed mentioned
lying in buckingham estimated rs containing 1910 acres
will De sufficient to pay The said debt or such part there
of as remains unpaid the Court doth further order and
decree that the injunction awarded by the County court
at the instance of William Anderson on the day Of
be- dissolved and it is further decrced that if the
proceeds Of the sale Of the said land insufficient to nav
and satisfy the aforesaid sum of S7 So with the interest
aforesaid and the costs Of this suit then that the said
Call, Receiver aforesaid have execution against the
said Thomas A Winirey Charles a. Scott and Thomas
Pattesou and wife, for the said and ntcocs and costs
much tn, cof may remain unpaid and leave re-
served to the said Thomas A. Winfey and Charles A.
Scott either Of them move for such further decree
their either Of their interests may require in the pre-
/ misses.
A Copy Teste, r.. ELDRIDGE, e.c.s.c.1. sc.
According TO the terms Of the above decree. shall Oh
Monday the 9Th day Of December next ct being Court
day) at Buckingham Courthouse proceed to sell the land
in the decree mentioned much thereof as will satisfy
the said debt interest and costs Tho Land lies in the
county of Buckingham, part thereof on the waters of
Muddy creek and Is bounded by the lands Of David Bon
drant Rices heirs Thomas Ilackct Captain John Tur-
ncr, and others. N A. HOLMAN ID for
November4 f52-tdsl James Bans, Shf.
WDOARDING AND LODGING Fight or ton
u b Members Of the Legislature can be comforlab1o
accommodated at Mrs Aliens in the house lately occu-
pied by Mrs Christian ON the Main Street at IL ntor
section with the street leading to Msyos Bridge over the