Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-16

aiu TINS year, some plantation TOOLS and various other
articles. Terms ON tfcday. SAMUEL BRANCH.
Prince Edward, Nov H. 55-tds
NOTlCE.-Will be sold to the highest bidder ON
IN Thursday the 18th inst if fair otherwise tle next
ar uny, az inc small farm of the subscriber, about
four miles from town. on the Meadow Bridge road adj
joining the lands of Joseph Peasants Henry |. Car
ter &c, about forty or fifty barrels of corn, together
with the crops fodder hay shucks, oats Sc and i'm
mediaely after, the farm will be Offered for sale unless
previously disposed of privately farm contains one
hundred and ten and three quarter by late surveys
Terms made known at sale. THOMAS NELSON.
Dec. A. 6I-2awtds
NEGROES FOR SALE.-W be sold in front of
u Thomas Streets Tavern, in the town of Urbanna
on Monday the 2th ofthc present month"; IF fair if not
the next fair day. t,centyre Negroes for cash consist
ing of men, women, boys and girls-anong which is
rst rate carpenter house servant oser and carriage
driver; ana most OF them are young and very likely
THOMAS STREET. Executors of John
VIM. SHEPHERD, Cho,cninG decd
MiddleseS, Dec LIST, 1884. Dee 10. 65-2awtd
n OTICE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust executed
Y to me by Robert Sangstcr, of record in Albemarc
County Court Office and pursuance of an order of the
Superior Court of Chanccry, at Staunton made on the
7th day OF June, 1928, iii therein depending in
whch sad Sangstcr Is plaintiff, and Thomas Sangstcr
and others are defendants shall the th day of Jan
uary next If fair otherwise the fair day, expose to
SALE upon the premises the highest bidder for ready
money, Tract of Land, now in the occupancy of Mr.
Robert Sangster containing l acres more or less w.
ing in The North Garden, in the county of Abcmare.
immediately ON the turnpike from Stanton to Scots
vc within about 10 miles of the latter place and about
the same distance from Charlottesville This land said
10 DC III nightly improved state of cultivation ranks
with the FIRST quality of the very fine body of land in that
section OF the countryand is surrounded by highly in
teiigent and respectable neighborhood. The title is
thought indsputabc-such us il vested in me howe
yer, will convey to the purchaser.
V. w. SOUTIIALI4, Trustee.
Charlottesville, Dec 2, 1884. Colds
NJEGROES FOR SALE.-Pursuant to the provisions
lN of Deed of Trust from George w Crunp TO me-
dated the 23h day of November 1896 and recorded in
the Clerks Office of Cumberland county to secure and
indemnify Edmund Eggleston james H. Fitzgerald and
nj lie fof ,..b "a
der, for cash, at Cumberland Court House on SATURDAY.
hc l0M day Of January neat two likely negro men, Tom
ana watt, to satisfy the purposes of said deed.
December H. 64-wtds
YHNRUST SALE.-By virtue of a Deed of Trust. ex
n ccutcd by Philip Carter Lightfoot, to the subscri-
ber bearing date the It'll July last and duly record
ed IN the Clerks office of the counties OF Sussex and
Chares CITY, Tor the purpose OF securing sundry debts
therein mentioned, shall sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at Charles City Courthouse Tuesday 9th of
January, 1T fair, If not the fair day certain Tract
OF Land, containing 600 acres in the county of Sussex
on the Notoway river, and adjoining tic lands of Col
Jesse Harrayc and Others also the entire interest of the
said Lghttoot in the estate of Philip John Lightfoot
deceased Acting Trustee, shall convey such title
as is vested III me- which is believed 10 be indsputabc
GEORGE NJ. PAYNE, Trustee.
December A. Gl2awtds
NOTICE.-Pursuamt to u decree Of The County Court
1N OF Hanover pronounced OH the 2Sth day of Octo-
Der, 1854, IN the of Eggleston and others against
Eggcstons administrator, &c, the undersigned Com
ssoncrs appointed carry said decree into effect will
sell to the highest bidder for cash. at Cooke and Antho.
nys Store Clcndcrsons RoadS9 Tuesday the Both
day OF December next, if fair if not the first fair day
thereafter FIVE negroes belonging the estate of John
Eggeston, dec d., in said decree mentioned
Join c. DltKENsoN, S somegs.
Hanover, Dec. 2. G0-2owt3OD
SS ALE OF NEGROES.--In obedience TO decree Of
- the County Court of Heurico pronounced ON t,,a
LIST day Of December 1884 shall sell for cash ut the
Tavern of VIM. Haley, in the lower end of IIenrico
county, ON Monday the 29h day of the present month";
Enr fItrpc lrltt
Inan,) Polly and her child, and woman Jenny Should
The day OF sale be unfair the sale will take place the
next <, fair day. JOHN w. RoYsTER, Com'r.
Dec H. Gf-tds
ND ANDOLPH q McCREDIE, in addition to their
~ ~ stock of Family Groceries now receiving the
following articles, which they will sell low be
had i'll the market, viz:
Fine old Cog. and Champagne brandies
GA nadera and Sherry Wines, draught and bottled
r. and gt Chompaignc--best brands
Family Mackcrc in or. and hlf. bbls
Buck Wheat meal in do
Fresh Raisns preserved Ginger Citron, Pruncs. Cur
rants soft shell Almonds, West India Preserves London
&c. &c
Dec 4. GI-2aw2w
yENHE Subscribers School limited TO twelve scholars
a VIII be opened on the 10th Of January, 1885, and
closed on the 10Th Of December following. The course
OF mtruction will embrace the Latin French and Eng
lish Languages Geography with the use of the Maps
ana Globes Arithmetic and Mathematcs-Tle terms
$50 and Tuition $50 NV residence is situated o.
miles from Richmond, above Col. Goodall's and
from the Stage Road leading from Richmond to Louisa
Court lousc Letters addressed the subscriber near
Montpelier r. o. Hanover, will be promptly attended
TO- HEpNIOG ia VIC
december y. 62-2awtiJJ
a tIfY LOAN OF S25 GOO.--in pursuance Of an Or.
" dinance passed by the Common Council of the CITY
Of Richmond Nov Ilth, ls3lproposals will be rccey-
cd at the Chambcrlains Office, until the 22d Dec next
for loan OF $4,000 bearing interest of pee cent per
annum payable quarterly, and redccInablc on the LIST
january l54I No proposal will be received for Ices
sum than $500. nor FOR fractional part 6f 300
WIN. Z. SHEPPARD, Chamberiain
NOV u. 5G-tg2D
TENO CONTRACTORS ron ExcAvArloS Agp M,sox.
n Rr.-Proposals will be received by the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company at tcir
Office IN Richmond between the 2Ot and 27th OF Dcecm-
bcr Tor the excavation and embankmcnt bridge abut-
mgnte, cuyerts and dry stone drains Of from twenty 10
Forty miles of their Rail Road extending from the CITY Of
Richmond northwardiy.
Maps and Proflcs Of the line will be exhibited and any
farther information given application to JonS H. IIof-
KISS; Principal Assistant Engineer or to tc Assistant
Engineers on the line.
MoNCURE ROBINSON, c. T..
! november -. 5C-t21thD