Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-19

service OF the subpoena on all tie deGnasns snu 'ne
sun failing to appear and answer the same is taken for
confessed aS to all If the dcicndants: and The cors,
coming on to be heard upon the L and exhibits WAS ,r
Suea oy counsel Upon consideration whereof il
ing 10 .c sa,sincton Of The Court, that the personal as
se o isaac Soares, dec d. in the hands his admins
traitor TO be administered have been exhausted m re
course OF administration and that the bonds in the
o mentioned, from Isaac Quarlcs decd 10 The pla,,
uns, binding the heirs of said Gnarles am, thc ,udr
nen,s thereon, recorded constitute lien pon the lands
~ the bill mentioned, whereof the said Isaac O,ar,s
aeu sezed but that the annual profits of the same
extended by elegit, would be insufficient 10 Keen
aown tue acerning interest the said Judgments
nucn less 70 discharge the principal money due on the
same, and that sale Of the said lands is necess,ry in
ORDER TO pay Oft and discharge the said iud
1saer, adudgc aud decree. that H. II Daniel who is
IpPohsed commissioners for the purpose of exc
cutting tins decree do proceed 10 sell the lands in t
pm Ie,on3u SUBJECT to the dover Of the widow Of
isaac Suares, who Dizzy Quarlcs i'm the said lands
public auction at King William c. III hnvns, ~ ,
used the SAID for four weeks successfully is The new.
papers, published in the city of Richmond uuou c e 4,
lowing terms: One-thigd of the purcl,as. ,one, =, r.
PAID IN cash, and the balance of the pprcas,
DC divided INTO instruments, the first OF which 10 become
due on the first day of January Is.35 the, s,cor ~ o
come due on the FIRST day Of January ls:j,7 The s,;J
instruments to be secured by bonds from the urca s,r
with security, to be approved by the commissioner
10y uced OF trust upon the nns aud report his proceed
ngs 10 this Court: And the said connissonc, /. c.
ner directed to make publication OF this decree in order
mat other creditors of the said Isaac Quarlca n
whose debts still unpaid and who are entitled mn,
nave notice OF the sale aforesaid and by co,n In AMI
contributing to the expenses of this ,roeec linz l
creed satisfaction of their sad debts out f The nroe,
OF sad safe and ifanY s,sch creditors shall MAKE Clair;
oefore acommssi9cr OF tbs Court, he will proceed TO
e an accountof their claims respectively and reno,
the samerto the Court, showing which bind the bsi,
aa Which do not bind them and if any of the claims
be due simple contract the commissioner viii
inre what debts which bound the heirs have bee mid
out OF the personal fund r
copy. Teste, Ro. POLLARD, c. G.
In pursuance of The foregoing Decree Ishl expose,o
sale, at auction, to the highest bidder on the o do
February lS;}5-tlat being King William Courtllavat
e oil sad county the tract Of land therein
mentioned, and well known by the name of oopprnpx
me sa'd tract lies in the county of King William within
few miles of tho Courthouse and in,Incdatrv nno
he AlMtapohy river-contans about s6 acres and has
OH IL two-stcrted wood house, with nine rooms in IL q
good kitchen, barn, stable and negro quarters ard o
excellent springs convenient 10 the dwellnss-housc
There is also good siad fslerv attached "a Tho roc
Woodbery is said to be well adapted 10 The e,,nys n
corn cotton barley CATS and rye Persons desrous Of
seeing this property, referred DR. Fcnda Gregory
at the Fpng Tree, and TO Mr. Bay or Temple at Walk
ertonlhe title is believed 60 be rdisputable but src
only will be conveyed is vested in me by the terms E
ttssAecrce aforesaid.
Agther execution or the said decree notice is bcre
by given 10 the creditors Of the said CHARLES deed
Sother than the plaintiffs tere if asy there be whose
debts are sui unpaid, and who entitled to-sasac
ton out OF the real estate of the said Qnarcs tina. lib
ery Is gwen them, upon coming in and contributing to
the expenses OF this proceeding to make nroof ~
claims before commissioner OF the Court who is d.
reeted to repo. on the to tie Court hewing which
ohd the heirs and which do not bind seln--und tfany
oi the Claims be due simple contract) what debts
binding the heirs, have been paid the personal es
tate OF the said Isaac Quarlcs, decd.
Jan. 20. [5o-w4wl r.. II. DANIEL, COM
UN CjANCERY-Yn Circuit ssugcrior
4 Courtof Law and Claaocry continued and held for
Buckngham county the 18th day of September 1894:
David Shanks and Thomas Shanks, Plaintiffs,
Thomas Sanders, executor of Samuel Sanders dec d.
James Sanders, William Sanders, Francis Sanders JAS
Hooper, and Judith his wife, William Winston, and
sally his wite, Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders, and
stephen Sanders, Thomas Sanders James Sanders (so
OF John9 John Sanders, and Elizabeth Sanders,
The defendants, James Hooper, and Judith his wife,
William Winston, and Sally his wife Gallo san
asI Samuel u ssaasrs Stephen anaeTs o THOMAS
ders, and Elizabeth Sanders,<ss having entered
the the SPPearance and given security according to the
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
habitants of this country IS ordered, That the said
April term, and answer the bill of the plan,t and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in news
paper Published in the city of Richmond for months
successiyely and posted al Che front door Of the Court
house of this county. Copy. Teste
Jan. - [Sl--w9wl r. ELDRIDGE, c. c. Sc
N cHANcE5y 9, At Rules holden il Tie
and Chancery for the County of Buckingham, the sixth
samuel sanders, Pitt.
Thomas Sanders executor of Samuel Sanders, decd
and IN his right Francis Sanders, William Sanders
formerly Mary Sanders, Calvin Sanders. Samuel San.
ders Stephen Sanders Elizabeth Sanders James Hooper
and Judith his wife, formerly Judith Sanders VIM Win
Sanders, Thomas Sanders, and John Sanders, Dcfts.
The defendants, James NJ. Sanders, James Purcell
and Mary his wife, Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders
Stephen Sanders Elizabeth Sanders James Hooper and
Judith his wife. William Winston and Sally his wi.
James Sanders, Thomas Sanders and John Sanders not
having entered their appearance and given security
cordng to the Act of Assembly and the Rules OF ths
Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants of this country: 0Tdcytd
That the said absent defendants do appear here on the
first day ofthc next pr Term and answer the bill OF
the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper Published in the City Of
Richmond, for two months successveiy and posted
the front door oftle Courthouse Of this county
A Copy-Tcstc, ROLFE ELDRIDGE, &C. s. e..
Jan %. sI-w9w
MINE HILL ACADEAiY-gfQiifar Countl, Worth
v Caroiina--Thc Trustees of the above Seminary
wish engage competent person TO take charge Of that
Institution for the ensuing year. The applicant mushe
qualified TO teach the ordinary branches OF English
Educaon the Latin and Greek Languages and Alathe-
mutics The compensation will he the Tuition fcca,
which, for the last two years have been about $500 per
/ annum.
If Lady qualified to instruct in tic useful and orna-
mental branches Of Female Education could be associat-
ed in the SCHOOL, the entire fees Of the establshnenf
might be estimated at SiOO0--Ur. perhaps The
situation s in healthy ncighborhood, where boarding.
may be obaineda $lO0 per Good society. and
Episcopal and other Churches in the immediate yic
nifty Reference may be made to john o. Lay, Esq. in
Richmond, Va. and applications addressed 10 the under
signed viii be promptly attended to.
Postmaster, Scotland Neck Noyh Cafolina
December lG. sc w2m
CANCER
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