Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-06


n The ENQUIRER Published twice a week. generally and
three times week during The scs.oa OF tho State
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solved in Tho cr. vii sua;anse .sy remit
~ No Paper will bc discontinued ba, the dacon Of tho
Who,set viii gan,eo the payment of nine shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Gao sua5s S. rs, rents. each continuance
or assumed by some psrsoa III ,hi. city
z cash, at Chesterfield Court House, the second
Monday in January next Chat being Court Day two
very likely young Ncgrocs-onc belonging the estate
OF hudson Johnson and the other to the estate of Jere
iniah Hancock, deed. SlLAS CHEATIIAM,
Deputy for ID. Heisigcr iaic Sheriff. and such edmr
jan s. 73-3r
e. for sacrifice saic-I shall Thursday, the 18th
january next the premises SELL (by virtue of
OF trust executed to me by William T.. Gayc) between
2oo and 300 acres Of first rate Pamunkcy Land, near
Dabney Ferry King William county, it being part of
that celebrated estate formerly in the occupancy Of Mai
sold, without limit reserve for one half cash The ba
lance III IL months thereafter. c. L.. G.. PAGE
Jan. B. TT3-tdsl trustee
NEGROES FOR SALE.-ln obedience to a decree
OF the county Court of Caroline, on the
9Th day of December, 1891, shall SELL for cash at the
tavern of Albert s. Hundley (callcd Needwood in the
county of Caroline the 9Th day of January 1896 if
fair, if not the next fair day. likely young Negroes
overion; aman; and Jenny girl Traders will do we'll
to attend Of the sale sale. LUCY HUNDLEY Admtrir
T.. " d" NJ IA fi"'tmey, acc a.
RAJ OIlCE.-By virtue of Deed OF Trust executed
L to me by Robert Sangster, of record in Abemarle
County Court Office and pursuance an order of the
Superior Court of Chancery at Saunton made ON the
18TH day OF june lsD in therein depending in
which said Sangstcr is plaintiff, and Thomas Sansscr
and others are defendants, SHALL the 9th day of Jan
uay next fair, otherwise the next fair day. expose to
sale, upon the premises to the highest bidder ready
money, Tract of Land, now in the occupancy Of Mr.
Robert Sangster, containing ga acres more or less w.
ing in the North Garden, in the county of Abenarie
Immediately tho turnpike from Staunon to Scots
vile, within about 10 miles of the latter place. about
the same distance from Charlottesville This land is said
to be in highly improved of cultivation ranks
with the first quality of the very fine body of land in that
section of the country-and is surrounded by HIGHLY in
telgent and respectable ncigiborhood. The title is
thought ndisputable-such as vested in me- howe
YER / viii convey to the purchaser
Charlottesville, Dec. 9, 1894. 6o~tds
FNvRUST SALE-By virtue of a Deed of Trust, ex-
"a ecued by Philip Carter Lightfoot to the gubscri-
ber bearing date on the 18th July ss and duly record
ed IN the Clerks Office of the counties of Sussex and
Charles City, for the purpose securing sunry debts
therein mentoned shall sell the highest bidder for
cash, at Charles City Courthouse Tuesday 9th of
January, If fair if not the next fair day certain Tract
OF Land containing COO acres in the county of Sussex
on the Nottoway river and adjoining the lands of Col
Jesse Hargrnye and oter also the entire interest of the
said lghtfoot in the of Philip John Ightfoot
deceased. Acting Trustee shall convey such title
as IL vested In me- which is believed tn be indisputable
GEORGE Nj. PAYNE Trustee.
December a G1-2awtds
AEAIN STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By
1vM virtue of Trust deed executed on the Both July
lS by the late Edward Henshaw, dec d. trustee for
the late Jane Coutts decd and by the said Jane Cous
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the Court OF
Hastings of the city Of Richmond and in pursuance
of an order of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for the county of Henrico made on 9TH No
vcmber, 1884, in the suit of Bowe, admir-. &C. against
Jones administrator &c, the undersigned will on SA-
IURDAY, the 10Th day OF January, 1885, at twelve
clock Nj OF that day, the premises proceed SELL
TO the highest bidder for cash Che property conveyed by
the SAID trust deed, much thereof may be ncces-
say to pay and satisfy the debt due and expenses of sale
which property consists Of certain storm Jriok
tcelncnts with the ground thereto appcHinng situated
on the Main street. in Richmond, opposite the Eagle IIo-
tel, and being the tencmcnts now occupied by
HUDSON Brett, and Seiden & Word
JAMES RAWLINGS, Trustee
December 80. 7I-tts
III EGROES AND PLANTATION STOCK FOR
IN SALE.-On the 2st day OF January inst / shall
sell at Dover, in Goocand county 20 miles above Rich
porty on the Estate of the late Thomas r. Harrson-
More valuable slaves not to be found in the State
At the time VIII lie sold likewise about 500 bar
res OF corn all the fodder oats stock of horses and
mules, oxen cattle of all sorts, sheep, hogs, plantation
utensils; &c &c. An old carriage and gig, carts wag-
CONS and all the plantation utensils the farm hand
some bay year old Stallion, by Tonson out of we'll
bred Bussorah Terms, cash.
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Jr Err
IF Thomas X. Harrison deed.
Jan. 3. 73-tds
a AND AID NEGROES FOR SALE-Will he
" sold, to the highest bidder on Wednesday the 25.h
January next the Tract Of Land which the subscri-
Der at present rcsdes containing 200 acres and within
three-cuarters of mile Of Clasvlc the sape road
leading from Bclfeld to Danvllc On the tract there
sa large and commodous dwelling house, "a good stand