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

~ u, the Oldest and most valuable
late Mr. Fielding Lewis, aud other of the most expert
enccd and successful farmers of lower Virginia. regard
ed the land preferable to the Gloucester low grounds
IL is in Gloucester county, eight ten miles above
York Town. and about twenty-five miles from the mouth
of that and bounded the South by York river
and on the East West bold Creeks that be
inclosed by single straight fence The usual crops
corn, barley wheat and OATS but il is also capable of
producing uxurianty palma christi tobacco and cotton
The river furnishes the finest fish and oysters, which
last have, of late, become article of much Importance
in traffic; and situation the river is favorable
for its successful prosecution, both creeks may be
used for ptanfing clusters The improvements are in
different and the dwelling house is in wretched order
being above one hundred years old but there are in it
than million Of bricks great deal of lead, with
which it is covefed) mahogany and other valua
BILE timber There from seven hundred and fifty TO
thousand acres; but accurate survey will be made
and presented by the day of saleThe sale will take
place in front ofthe Eagle Hotel in the City of Rich
inond on Saturday the Odd of January, lS36-Terms-
twelve months credit with interest from the date,
cash the option of the purchaser. If credit shall be
preferred bond and security with deed Of trust Will be
required. J. PAGE, administrator,
WiA the 'cM anncred, Of John Page, Of Rescued
a The editors of the Courier and Enquirer New York, arc re-
qussiod publish above, weeks and
sond their account to the office ftho Richmond Wing
nm CHANCERY-V IRoiSIA.-Ata Circuit Superior
III Court of Law and Chancery, continued and held for
Louisa county the Court House thereof, Saturday.
the 18th day of September, 1885
James A. McAister an infant, by Thomas w: Lane,
his friend Thomas p Rippeto and Louisa his wife
Thomas w. Lane in his right, Pitts.
Albert G. Shepherd, administrator, with the will an
nexed, of VIM McAl:s.c., decd, Thomas Clifton and
Rebecca his wife, Wesley Cole and Elizabeth his wife,
Garland, Nathaniel, John, and Benjamin McAlisier,
The defendants, Garland MoAlster Nathaniel Nc
-Alster and Benjamin McAsier, who are absent from
this Commonwealth, and against whom the plaintiffs APP
pear to have proceeded in the mode prescribed by law
in relation TO absent defendants still falling appear
motion of the plaintiffs, the bill to them is taken
for confessed; and this coming be heard
the bill, answers of the other defendants, exhibits, and
examinations of witnesses, was argued by Counsel-on
order
and decree, that Albert G. Shepherd be- and he is here
by, appointed Trustee in the place of James McAsler
deceased; and that the defendants Thomas Clifton and
wife, do surrender TO the said Shepherd, Trustee,
aforesaid, the negro man, which they admit to have in
their possession, and which OF the slaves
veyed in trust by William McAser to james McAlis-
by the deed Of trust in the bill mentioned which said
negro man. together with the other negroes referred to
in the bill, and in the of the defendant Shep
herd, and other trust property mentioned in said
swer, he the said Shepherd, shall hold and possess sub
jec. TO the provisions and purposes mentioned and
forth in the said deed oftrus from said William McAlis
tel to said James McAliser, bearing date the 3ls day
of August 1882 copy of which has been filed with the
papers this And the Court doth further adj
judge order and Decree that the said Albert G. Shep
herd, he conveniently after the expiration
Of the present year. having first advertised the time and
place OF sale for at least weeks newspaper pub
lshed in the City of Richmond and also at the front
door Of the Court House Of Louisa county, do sell pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for ready money all the
negroes aforesaid and other property which he may
ceive by virtue of his trusteesip aforesaid But the
effect OF the above decree is to be suspended until the
said Shepherd shall enter into bond with good security
in the Clerks office of this Court in the penalty of six
thousand dollars payable TO the Judge of this Court and
his successors in Office, and conditioned for the faithful
performance of his duties trustee, aforesaid And
the Court doth further adjudge ORDER and Decree that
the defendant Shepherd, administrator with the will
nexed of William cAster deceased, do render before
of the Commissioners Of this Court, of
the hires and profits Of the said negroes since they
20 his possession; and the said Wesley Cole is render
before the Commissioner, account of the hires
and profits of said negroes whilst they under his
CONTROL and oftbe expenses and disbursements incurred
and made by him, in supporting and maintaining the
said WA. McAlister and his wife, either of them
during the period afoesaid that say whilst he had
the coptroul and agcment Of the said funds
which several accounts the said Commissioner is directed
90 state, SETTLE and TO the Court report with any
deemed pertinent by him. which either party may
gure, and the said Shepherd trustee aforesaid is also
directed torsport 10 this Court at the next term in
ventoy ofthe property received by him. and
Of his proceeding herein. a Copy.
Tcste, JOHN HUNTER, elk.