Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

the purchase Of the land in the urn,iued
son as it shall become due and hold the proceeds sub
ect 10 the order of this CORTLAND the Court doth fur
ter adjudge order and decree, that of the Conms
soners nf this Court do ascertain the respectively
due TO the plaintiff and 10 creditors fiom the dccedcnt
Augustus Watson, by Judgment rendered against him in
his life time, and bonds under his seal, in which his heirs
are bound, aud make report thereof to this Court
And the Court doth order. that this and the !
of Philip Woodson, against the defendants in this
suit remaining here for uial, be consolidated And
the petition of Richard Jcilfess and Henry n. Wat
kns Executor of William l.. Venable, who sur
wing partner Of Samuel w. and William H. Venable,
they are Admitted party plaintiffs to this suit they being
Copy-Teste, Is. J. WORSHAM, Clerk. |
Nov 10. 55-wiw
~ Some of the parties TO the ubuve suit not being
inhabitants of this State hereby notify that have a-
pointed the third Monday in January 1886 Icing the
lSth day thereof to attend this ordcr-and that
quest all concerned TO attend at my Office, Prince Ed
ward Courthouse on the day mentioned. at IL o'clock
Nov IL. WIN BERKELEY, COMM.
I'm cnANCERY. -vIRcISIA.-In Charlotte Superior
IL Court of Law and Chancery, l7ih September, 1886
Jane HonIIett, George Hamble,t, Thomas b. Ham
bctt, James +. Iiambclt, Drury Majors, Samuel B.
Mors, Coleni,n Jerics and Norcissa his Wife, Mary c.
Jciries, James Wilson and Pascy his wife Richard JEFF
fries and Nancy his wife Anne Eliza Hamblct Thomas
Ilambett, NIcissa lamblcit, George Hambleu, Mary
H. llamblett, Lucy NJ 49, blet Julia c. Hamblctt,
rett William Faulkner and Martha " his vie fneriy
Martha w. Avsrett, James III. Averett, Elizabeth A.
Ayerett William Is. Avere,t, Edward Avcrett, James
J; FaTiss and Mary Jane his wife, formerly Mary Jane
Hamblett, LeandeI Faulkner, Mary G. Faulkner, Alex
andcr Faulkner, Elizabeth Faulkner James Faulkner
and George w. Faulkner, which said Thomas Hamblett
Narcissn F. Hamblet George IIamblett Mary b. Ham.
bleit, Lucy Nj. Hambett, Julia G. Hamblett Edward
Aycrct Lcandcr Faulkner Mary c. Faulkner Alexan.
der Faulkner, Elizabeth Faulkner, James Faulkner and
George W. Faulkner, are infants, and sue by their
friend, James J. Fariss, Plaintiffs,
against
James iamblett in his right, and as Executor of
James Hanbiett dec d., ................ Defendant
1t appearing that the subpoena awarded in this cause
has been executed on the defendant James HamLcit r
aud he failing to file his within four months from
the execution of the subpoena and filing the billion the
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel the Court doth
take the bill for conessed and doth order that the de-
PENDANT, James Hanbett, r do render an account of
the administration of the estate of his estator also
account of the rents and profits of the real estate
and the hires and profits of the slaves and personal
property which he acquired by his with the wi
Commissioner of this Court who is directed TO ex-
anne state and settle the same report the same TO
The Court; with any matter specially stated, deemed per
tnent by himself which may be required by the par
J. J. ROBINSON, D.
The parties TO the above suit hereby notified that
shall attend at Charlotte Court House, the 18th day
of December between the hours of 10 and clock
to carry the above order into effect; which time and
place the parties requested TO attend with such evil
dence and vouchers they may think proper to produce
in order to an adjustment Of the accounts
Nov. 10. 55-w4w
GAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
eD At stated monthly meeting of the President and
Directors of the James River and Kanawha COMPANY
held at the Office of the Company, in the City eff Rich
mond on Thursday the 24ih day Of Sptcmber, 1885,
Res0teed That the Stockholders of the James River
anu svha Company other than the State he and
they a'f 'reny -S9nire 10 pay TO the Bank of vir-
gnia or one of its Branches the sum of FIVE DoLLARs
each share of stock held by them in the said Com,
Pany, on or before the 23th day of November next.
BY order of the President and Directors
w. b. CHlTTENDEN SecreiGyy
Of the htaes Rtccr and Kanacta ConepGnv
Any Stakeholder deposng the amount of the requii-
stion upon him. m the Bank of Virginia. any of its
Branches and producing certificate of such dcposite
to the Secretary of the Company, will receive credit
on the books of the Company
N b. Office of the Company two doors below the
Bank of Virginia, Mainst. Richmond.
Oct. 2 4s-wt25N
EMPORTANr SALE.-On Thursday, the Goth of No.
a veInbcr next will sell at public auction nj a,, resi-;
sdence, in Halifax county (he late residence of INV IA
Their, Robert turt,) the following Blood Stock TO wit
the thorough bred Lady Lancaster six years
old by John Richards dam by Sir Solomon; the dstn-
gushed race horse Sterling, four years old by Sir Charles
dam by Powhatan the thorough bred stallion Tecumseb
live years old by Sir Richard, (fu brother Monsieur
dam 10y Top Gallant; VIII Watch, four years old by
Sir Charles dam by Wonder; Alexander four years old
by SIR Charles, dam Bedford mare Cyrus, four years
DID, by SIR Charles dam by Bella of Georgia; Black
Hawk, two years old by Lance dam by Old Sir Archv;
Beair, by Old Printer, dam by Bellar of Georgia the
thorough bred brood Sally Jehiies by int,ored
Eagle, dam by the imported Charlotte; the Thorough
bred brood mare Mary Hill, by Randolphs Janus dam
ny hagland Diomed-with fine Jackson 6ley by her
Also, my Crop OF every description. Stock Of all
Kinds Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c Twelve
purchaser
bond with approved security Ten per discount will
be made for cash
All persons indebted One will please to make pronpt
payment; and those having claims will present them.
49, WILLIAM w HURT
HaiIiax Co, Va, Oct % 40--w5w
q AND FOR SALE-'rhc subscriber offers for sale
"a togT thousand If LGnd, lying in Granville
N Carolina, miles north from Oxford and twenty
south from Ciarksve. There is a Mill on the tract
newly built with pair Of Burrs and pair Of Esopus
stones, two sets Of boiling cloths elevators packing ma
chine, &c The toll from the alone, amounts to
between two hundred and two hundred and ty barrels
year The other buildings the land cost between
eight and ten thousand dDars wien built There are
about two thousand woods Of which nearly one
halt is good tobacco land The neighbsrhood is an ex
ceent one aud the range for stock Of every kind is pro-
badly good as any below the mountains The fences
are in good repair and the plantation in excellent order
for making large crops Immediately The land win he
divided into two tracts if desired and the terms
made to suit the purchasers 10 is believed that no land
IN The Union produces Wheat and Tobacco Of quality
superior 20 that raised on this land
October so [ol-w9tl w. o. GREGORY
n AND FOR SALE-We will sell to the highest
II bidder on the premises, Friday the 18th Of De
eembe next 100 acres Of Land lying in the county of
mecklenburg, QUO mile West Of Chrisansye with
good buildings well watered, aud about one half in
woods, and good tobacco land. Col A. Burwcll is our
authorized ngent-Any person wanting information will
apply to him. Terms made known on lhe day Of sale.
JOHN TABB,
THOS TABB
oclober2 tl3-w1Ow'1 Es'o5s Of r. b. TaJJ, dec'd
MOTlCE.-The subscriber, being about to leave the
State of Virginia. has authorised Mr.. Philip
Iabb by Power Of Attorney TO rent out the houses be-