Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29
yExV ADVERTISEMENTS.

*, The Oldest and most valuable York River The
-, Sir Fielding Lewis, and other Of the most expert
nrpd and successful farmers OF lower Virginia, regard
VI the land as preferable to the Gloucester low grounds
!. !: in Gloucester county, eight or ten miles above
york Town and about twenty-five miles from the mouth
NJ that river; and bounded the South by York river
oj on the East and West by bold Greeks; that it can be
nroscd by single straight fence The usual crops
rnn barley wheat, and oats; but il is also capable of
inducing uxuriantly palma christi, tobacco, and Cotton
Te river furnishes the finest fish and oyStcrs which
: have, of late become article OF much importance
in traffic; and situation the river is favorable
;r lis successful prosecution, beth creeks may be
n~d for "pianting oysters The improvements in
.,,.,ent and the dwelling house is in wretched ORDER
rur above hundred years old; but there in it
more than million Of BRICKS great deal of iead with
which it is or coveIed,) mahogany and other vaua-
10 timber There are from seven hundred and fifty to
~, thousand acres hut an accurate survey will be made
md presented BY the day of sae.-The sale will take
act in front oithe Eagle Hotel, in the City Of Rich
noud on Saturday the Odd Of January, lS36.-Terms-
Twelve months credit, with interest from the date,
as a, the option of the purchaser If credit shall lie
,rctrr.d bond and security with deed Of trust will be
required 80 = tHEh' .aom'htStTat0r,
Viii the 'eM a""ered. Of J0A" Pogs' Of Rese'eeu
u The editors of the Courier and Enquirer New York,
. to publish the abovt three times week for weeks and
sn.,aeir to the Office of the Richmond Wing.
ry CHANCERY-VrRclx1A- Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, continued and held for
aasa county at the Court House thereof on Saturday.
lie l2,h day of September, 1885
james A. McAlis,er, an infant, by Thomas w. Lane
his next friend, Thomas Rppe,o and Louisa his wife
Thomas w. Lane in his own ri ht, Pltffs.
against
Alder, G. Shepherd, administrator, with the will an
rsycd. Of VIM. McAstcr, dec H., Thomas Clifton and
Re5ecca his wife, Wesley Cole and Elizabeth his wife,
Garland, Nathaniel, Joln and Benjamin McAs,er,
Defts
The defendants, Garland McAlistcr, Nathaniel Nc
,:s,e! and Benjamin McAliSer who are absent from
this Commonwealth and against whom the plaintiffs APP
pear TO have proceeded in the mode prescribed by law
relation to absent defendants still failing to appear,
on motion of the plaintiffs the bill to them Is taken
or confessed; and this cause coming on to be heard on
netll, Of the other defendants, exhibits, and
examinations of witnesses, argued by Counsellor
consideration whereof, the Court doth adudge order,
and decree that Albert g. Shepherd be- and he is here
by appointed Trustee in the place of james NlcAstcr,
teceaSed and that the defendants Thomas Clifton and
wife, do surrender to the said Shepherd Trustee, as
aforesaid the negro man, which they admit to have in
their possession and which Of the slaves
Yeyed in trust by William McAlis!er to james McAs-
ter by the deed oftrus in the bill mentioned, which said
negro man, together with the other negroes referred to
in Inc bill, and in the of the defendant, Shop
herd aud other trust property mentioned in said an
swcr he the said Shepherd, shall hold and possess sub
Get to the provisions and purposes mentioned and set
forth in the said deed oftrust from said William McAliS
ter to said James McAlster hearing date the 3lst day
Of August 1882 copy Of which has been filed with the
papers in this And the Court doth further adj
Judge, order and decree, that the SAID Albert W. SheP
rrd so soon he conveniently can after the expiration
cthe present year, having first advertised the time and
place of sale for at least weeks, in newspaper pub
s!ed in the City Of Richmond, and also at the front
doc. Of the Court House IF Louisa county, do sell at pub
lie auction to TIE highest bidder Cor ready money, all the
negroes aforesaid, and other property which lie may re-
ceYc hr virtue Of his tustecshiP aforesaid. But the
eject OF the above decree is to he suspended until the
said Shepherd shall enter into bond with good security
the Clerks office of this Court in the penalty Of SIX
thousand dollars payable to the Judge of this Court and
hS SUCCESSORS in Office and conditioned for the faithful
performance Of his duties trustee as aforesaid And
The Court doth further adudge. order, and decree, that
he deenian, Shepherd, administrator, with the will an
acxcd Of William McAlister deceased, do render before
ne Of the Commissioners Of this Court, an account CT
Re hires and profits Of the said negroes. since they came
his possesnn and the said Wesley Cole is 10 render
estoe the Commissioner, account Of the hires
md profits IF said negroes willis; they were under his
control and Cflhe expenses and disbursements incurred
and made by him. in supporting and maintaining the
sad VIM. McAlscr and his wife, or either OF them,
during the period atorrsaid that is to say, whilst he had
lAr conrou and management of the said trust FUNDS;
winch several accounts the said Commissioner IL directed
IN state settle, and the Court report with any matter
teemed pctnenby him, which either party may re-
%a7" and the said Shepherd trustee aforesaid is also
Gr"red ocport 20 this Court at the next term, an in
'enioTy Of The property received 10y him. and account
.; MS proceeding herein. a Copy.
Tcs,e, JOHN HUNTER, elk.