Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24
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Works.
On MonGay. the 9th day Of November neat, at Tye
River Farm, within miles IF New Glasgow. and "A
miles from LYnchburr. will sell Forty MISE NEGROES;
consisting Of men, Women boys and girls with from
800 1000 barrels corn fine stock b Iorsrs, cattle ana
hogs, plantation t"cls, large quantity Of sIeave oats,
and fodder, Two new wagons and harness, just bought
On Monday, Tie 10th November next, at Rack Island
Farm If miles below Lyncbu!g and four miles Of James
River, Fory-two N"grors; consisting Of man, women,
boys aud girls; large quantity o! corn shcave oats:
&C. with stock Of horses. CATTLE hogs and sheep plan
tatinn tools with Of bicksi:iiis t'ols.
On Monday, 2}d November next. at Enckey Point
Farm, on James River, five miles below Paltonshurg,
tcrnty-th'c negroes; consisting Of men, women, boys
and grls: quantity Of stock O! horses, cattle and
hogs plantation t"ols, with new wagon ana harness just
bought. WILLIAM MORGAN.
Lynchburg. Oct 5. A7-w5w
POSTPONEMENT.
A. The above sales are postponed the 4lil January,
1886 rye River, the lth Rack Island. and to the
18th at Rnckry Point. w. MORGAN.
November 3. 52-wtd
EDUBLlC SALE.-By virtue oflwo Deeds OF Trus',
Il executed by Abncr Smith III his lifetime: to
BENJAMIN Anderson and the subscriber the LIST day of
January 1922 and the other to the subscriber only, on
the 9Th day of March 1881, for purposes therein
toned and boil! recorded in the Clerk office Of Powa
TAM will be sold the CHEST bidder public auction
for cash. at rowatau Courthouse, The seventh
OF LAsn, in the county Of Powha,an, containing
eight hundred and ninrty-siS and half acres, sub
jcct the widows dover thrrein lying in the I'M
mediate ncighhorhood of Iopknsvillc being the Tract
upon which the said Abncr Smith lately resided. The
title is believed to be good but the subscriber will
rant the title only against himself and persons claiming
N''N>' ~ WM. S. DANCE, Trustee.
Nm CHANCERY-VIRGryrA- PowIatan County
q Court, November the I'd. 1885, John Hickman, Dam
irl f. Hickman, Thomas A. II ckman, Geo. Z. Hick-
man, Robert Hickman, Thomas Dabney, Admir-. of
VIM Tuliafcrro Martha 1aairrro. Thomas r. Tala-
ferro, Martha Pollard John c. Slaughter and Elizabeth
his wife, Thomas Jordan ASST gnec of Reuben Crouch
and Catharnc his wife, and Christopher Batclelcr,
-, Admir-. of Christopher Fl. Taliacrrc, deceased,
Ann Wade, and Ann Hickman, widow Of William Hick-
man, dec d., Plaintiffs.
against
Nancy Hickman, Ella Eaton infant daughter of Eliza
Eaton deco formerly Eliza Hickman, William Eaton
and Martha his wife, Agncss Hickman. Mary Jane
Hickman, VIM. r. Spi!!cr, Alexander F;udcy and Ca
Uterine his wife, aud Mordccai Role and Mary his wife,
Nelson Smith and Elizabeth his wife, and the said Nor
dcca Role and Nelson Smith, Executors Of James +.
Hansborough and Henrietta IIansborough. Dcfts.
This day the plaintiffs, by John w Nash, Esq !,
their Attorney. and filed their bill against the defendants;
and their motion. X. +. Graves was appointed Guar
dian nd E'tm for the infant defendants, Ella Eaton, Az
ness Hickman, and Mary Jane Hickman and the de-
PENDANTS. Nancy Hickman, Ella Eaton, VIM. Eaton and
Martha his wife, Mary Jane Hickman, and Agncss ick-
man. not having entered lnClE given Sc
curity according the Act of Assembly and the Rules
of this Court; and it appearing To the satisfaction Of the
Court. that they not inhabitants OF this Common
wealt!-On the motion of the plaintiffs, by their said
Attorney IL is orcrsd That The said Nancy Hickman
Ella Eaton VIM Eaton and Martha his wife, Mary Jane
Hickman and Agness Hickman, do appear here the
first Monday in January next, (bcng Court day) and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs and give security for
performing such decree the Court may make herein;
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond, and
continued for two months successfully; and that another
copy be posted at the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county. Copy-Icste,
Nov TO- T54-vSwl K. F. GRAVES, u. c.
EBUMFORD ACADEMY.-The exercises in stiis
ER, Institution will commence for the ensuing year.
on the 18th of january and close the 18th of Dccem
be following, with the usual vacation Of one MONTH
The Of instruction embraces all the important
branches of English Literature Grammar, Geography,
History, Philosophy Mathematics, and the French, La
tin and Greek languages. The situation of Rumtord
Academy, unsurpassed in point of hea!thiness by any
in lower Virginia. and quite remote from temptations to
rregulsy and sspaton peculiarly adapted to scho-
lastc pursuits
The subscriber will have the continued cooperation of
his present assistant, Mr. II. j. Christian who has been
associated with him for the last three years.
Tcrms heretofore, $3.50 for board and tuition, Tor
S11O, when the pupil furnishes his bed bedding, and
candles payable selnannually the first of April and
the FIRST of October. H. ROBINSON Principal.
King William, October g. 49-w6w