Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-19

ri 49, LoAN VI S2c,uuU.-ln pursuance oil an Dr.
W einance authorizing Loan for the City of Rich
mona, passed 9th December 1885 shall offer for SALE
10 inc highest bidder, at the Merchants Coffee House.
on wednesday the Both inst at the hour of u clock
~. w kNrYkcHr THOUSAND DOLLARS Of City Stock, bear
ing an interest OF five per cent per annum payable quar-
r yearly, and redcemabe the LIST day Of January,
lo'G No bid will be received at less than par nor for
aer sum Than five hundred dollars fractional part
OF one hundred dollars.
WIN. P. SHEPPARD, Chamberlain.
december ~ G4-td
AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-WiIl be
20 sold. on Wednesday, the 23d Of December at Will
knsonvI!le, near Bevis Bridge, in the upper end of
oncSerr!d county, the tract Of land which Mrs Sa
Also ~ or Is Negroes, among which are some good
~ hands; and all the Personal Estate Of which Mrs.
Rowett died seized. The land will he sold upon one,
Two and three years crcdt-the Negroes for cashthe
balance Of the property will be sold credit which
will be made known the day of SALE The above
Land lies Immediately in the nr ghborhood Of Wilkin-
sanvillr adjoining Edward Anderson, VIM Blankin-
snip snd others; and will be shown by James Rowlct
All persons having claims against the Estate of the
late Peter Rowett, dcc'd hereby notified present
them for payment, on or beforc the day Of sale.
S. WOODBRIDGE,
Dpty far Thas: Finncy, late Sheriff IF Chesterfeld
and as such almr. Of Peter Ro'cIett. dec'd
December II. GG-2t
I'm CHANCERY-VIRcIv1A- Circuit Superior
u Court Of Law and Charccry, held for James City
County aud City of Williamsburg, the Goth Of October,
1895:
John Marshall, Daniel Call, and George Fisher, Ex-
ccuor$ Of john Buchanan, decd, Plaintiffs,
against
Ben fnin Harrison, Richard Anderson, Robert Stan.
ard, Narhl Nelson, Thomas NJ Nelson, John Nlingc,
Collier H. Nlngc and VIM. AIingc, Executors Of John
Mngc. dec d, Mary W. Nelson, and others, Defls.
The death of the plaintiff, John Marshall suggest
cd, also to the defendant: VIM Allen, by his death,
and of the defendant, VIM. B. Page, in his own right,
and Executor Of VIM. Byrd, dec and it appears
that The has been duly revived againt Griffin Or
gain, Executor Of William Allen, decd, and against
John t. Page, of the Executors of VIM Byrd Page,
and Administrator dc bonis non, with the will annexed
Of Wan Byrd dec ID audit appearing that the subpoena
awarded in this cause has been executed all the de-
PENDANTS, except those hereinafter mentioned to have
filed answers more than four months since the said sub
pGna has been executed them. and they still failing
file their answcrs-On motion of the plaintiffs their bill.
is taken for confessed against the said dctndants and
creupon, the 10 be heard on the bill,
answers of the defendants Bcna Harrison, Richard
Anderson Robert Stanard the President Directors. and
Company of the Bank of the United States: Abby Mel
son. Ann r. Nelson, Mary, Richard, and VIM. Allen,
rcplcaons thereto, and exhibs-was argued by
sell On consideration Whereof the Court doth adudgc,
order and decree, that Nathaniel Nelson, Thomas III.
Nelson, surviving Trustees under the decd Of the 18th
day Of May, 1923, such Of them may be liy
ing be, and they are hereby, appointed Commissioners,
who directed to ADVERTISE and sell at public SALE for
cash. at the Eagle Tavern in the City of Richmond,
sixty days previous notice. newspaper published
in the City of Richmond the two lots of Land, in the
bill and proceedings mentioned belonging to Benjamin
Harrison; also, at the time and place. and the
same notice. all the Lands Of the said Ben amin llarri
SON. in the counties of kanawa and Mason, mentioned
in the said deed Of the 18th of May, 1925 such part
PORTIONS of said property as may be necessary to pay
and satisfy the sum of twelve hundred and sixty-hvc
pounds eleven shlings, with interest thousand
pounds part thereof from the eighth day Of January.
thousand eight hundred and twentysix till paid, and
eight dollars S costs of the suit law, due 10 the
nd no coSts Of The nrus
tees apply the proceeds to the satisfaction of the said
debt interest and COSTS and report their proceedings TO
the Court And if the property herein directed to be
sold shall prove be insufficient to pay and satisfy tie
principal interest," and costs of the plaintiffs demand,
aforesaid then and in that casc the defendants Robert
Stanard and Richard Anderson, Trustees under the decd
of the 18th August 1926, directed to sell the real
and personal Estate conveyed by that deed such por
tions thereof as may be necessary, the terms pre-.
xc-bcd by the said decd and out of the proceeds there
Of pay the President Directors and Company of the
Bank of the United States, the balance of their debt and
interest," secured by the said deed. and which may re-
main unpaid; and that they then pny 10 the plaintiffs,
ont of the proceeds of the property directed to BE- sold
the balance Of their debt interest," and costs. after de-
Quoting the nett proceeds of what may be applied 10 that
debt under the first sale hereby dreclcd and that they
rcport 10 this Court. in order to final decree.
A Copy-Tcstc, JAMES CABANlss, &C.
Pursuant 10 the directions fhe foregoing decree,
the undersigned Commissioners will the 18th day #
February 1896 before the front door of the Eagle Hotel,
in the city of Richmond proceed TO sell at public anc-
tion for ready money the two Lots q" Land lying IN the
cily of Richmond, mentioned in the above decree the
location boundaries and description of which vii! be
more particularly given upon the day of and at the time
Of sale: And also at the time and place, and upon
thr same terms we shall proceed to sell all the Lands of
the aforesaid Benjamin HARRISON lying i'll the counties Of
Mason and Kanfawa, mentioned in the above decree
so much thereof may be necessary to pay and satisfy
the sum mentioned in the decree. These lands sup
poscd to contain 5000 upwards thereof and are
believed 10 be very valuable, and will be morc par!icu-
larv described upon the day of tho sale thereof.
NATHANIEL NELSON, commissioners
THOMAS M. NELSON, )
Dec l6 oo-la
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