Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-08

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Deputy for d. Wesiger, late Sheriff, and sush adar
jan s. 73-3t-
n OOK At THIS, EVERY BODY-Pan,unkey Land
n for sacrifice or saie-I shall ON Thursday. the 18th
January, next the premises SELL (by virtue of deed
OF trust, executed to by William E. Gaylc) between
200 and 800 acres of first rate Pamunkcy Land near
Dabncy Ferry King William county, it being part of
that celebrated estate formerly in the occupancy of Maj
Geo Dabney, deed This property will positively be
Sold without limit or reserve, for one half cash the ba
lance in IL months thereafter. c.. G. PAGE,
Jan. $. l73-tdsl Trustee.
N EGROES FOR SALE.--ln obedience to a decree
OF the county Court of Caroline, pronounced
tavern Of Albert s. Hundey, called Needwood in thu.
county of Caroline, the 9Th day of January 1885 il
fair if not, the next fair day, two likely young Negroes
to attend the sale Lucy HUNDLEY, .adn,'trir
Dec. 30. [7l-ite] Of I'm. X. Hundtey, decd.
NOTlCE.-By virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed
" to me by Robe:t Sangstcr of record in Albemnre
County Court office, and in pursuance of order of the
Superior Court of Chancery at Staunton, made on the
2oth day OF Janc, 1928 therein depending in
which said 5angster is plaintiff and Thomas Sangster
and othcs defendants shall the 9th day of jan
uary ext If fair otherwise the next fair day. expose
sal, upon The premises to the highest bidder for ready
rIoney, Tract of Land, IN the occupancy of Mr..
Robert Sangster, containing 2A acres less, ly-
ing in the North Garden in the county of Albemarlo,
Immediately on the turnpike from Staunton to Scotts-
VILE within about 10 miles of the latter place. and about
the distance from Charottesvle This land is said
ODE in highly improved state of cultivation, ranks
with the first quality of the very fine body of land in that
section of the counryand is surrounded by highly in
clligent and respectable ncighborood. The title is
thought indisputabe-such as is vested in me- howe
Wv. soUTHALL, Trustee.
Charlottesville, Dec 2, 1884. Colds
NHAI STREET PROPERTY FOR sALE-By
I'VE virtue of Trust deed executed the Both July
ls29 by the late Edward Henshaw dec as trustee for
the late Jane Coutts dec d. andby the said Jane Coutt
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the Court Of
Hastings of the city of Richmond, and in pursuance
of order of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for the county of Henrico made 9TH No
t,t ,n
Jones administrator, &c. the undersigned will, SA
TURDAY, the 10th day of January, 1895, at twelve
o'clock NJ of that day, the premises, proceed to sell,
to the highest bidder for cash. the property conveyed by
the said trust Decd much thereof may be
sy to pay and satisfy the debt due and of sale
which property consists of certain three story brick
encentS, with the ground thereto appertaning situated
ON the Main street, in Richmond, opposite the Eagle Ho
tel, and being the same tenements now occupied by
JAMES RAWLINGS, Trustee
December 80. 7I-tds
NJEGROES AND PLANTATION STOCK FOR
" SALE.-On the Dist day of January inst | shall
sell Dover Goochland county 20 miles above Rich-
mond, 90 30 valuable Negroes, the whole of such pro-
perty the Estate of the late Thomas r. Harrison
More valuable slaves not to be found in the State
At the line will be sold likewise, about 500 bar
els of corn, all the fodder, oats stock of horses and
utensils, &c, &c. An old carriage and gig carts wag
CONS and all the plantation utensils the farm hand
some bay year old Stallion, by Tonson out of we'll
bred Bussorah mare Terms, cash.
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Jr. Err.
of Thomas r. Harrison dec d.
Jan. g. 73Ltds
II AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE-Wiil be
n sold, to the highest bidder Wednesday, the 26th
January next the Tract of Land which the subscri
Der at present resides containing 200 acres and within
three mile of GAINESVILLE on the stare road
leading from Befcld to Danville On the tract there
is large and commodious dwelling house. "a good stand
for Tavern,) together with necessary outhouses,
pump in excellent WELL and good orchard. The
situation is considered as healthy any other in the
State.
and half acres situated in eligible part of
the town, Virginia Main street. Also, lot of
three and half wood land, within mile of his
dwelling house. Also, the Mineral Spring (known &
Watkinss SPRING. lying in the vicinity of Carksville
with six acres of land attached to it. Also
eight likely negroes further description of said pro-
perry is deemed unnecessary, 1T is presumed
would purchase without first viewing it for themselves.
Terms IF ste-One-tlrd cash. and the balance III two
annual nstalments well secured.
In the mean tme however, he would like to effect
private sale of the whole or any P1rt0f said property
PHILIP LOCKETT.
Mecklcnburg, Dec 26. 73-4t
VALUABLE CHICKAHoMINY LAND for SIDE
v Pursuant to decree of the Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Hanover pronounced
the last session, the undersigned Commissioner therein
appointed WILL Monday, the 10th of November next
Off fair if not, the next fair day) sell TO the highest bid
der, upon the PREMISES that we-known piece parcel
of land called Kidds belonging the children of John
Jones' deceased adjoining the lands of Hugh Watt John
Paul and Others and containing by recent survey and
plat nearly three hundred and sixty The improve
and cellar, kitchen, house, &c. The open
land is divided into three fields each of which viii pro-
ducc hundred barrels of corn half of the tract is
low grounds, the greater part unreclaimcd, but we'll
tmbered, and rich any mud land The swamp.
Terms--So much cash will cover the expenccs ofthe
SALE the balance upon credit Of and two years.
without interest," to be paid in equal annual instruments
the purchaser giving bonds with sufficient security and
the title retained until the whole of the purchase money
bcipaid. EZEKIEL S. TALLEY, Commissioner.
Hanover, October I'D, 1884.
The purchaser Of the tract of land advertised above
having refused and failed to comply with the terms of
the sale thereof, shall, Monday the 18th of this
month, Of fair, if not, the next fair day) upon the
premises, again sell it to the highest bidder upon the
same terms. EZEKIEL S. TALLEY,
Hanover Jan 3, 1870 [73-w3w'] Commissioner.
HNEMALE EDUCATIoN-Mrs MEApEs Female
~ School, at the Grove, will rc-commencc under the
auspices Of Miss LEE, the second Monday in January
next Eiss Lee has had the superintendence Of this
School nearly four years and the rapid improvements her
scholars have made in their learning manners and de-
pertinent have given such general satisfaction that but
instance has occurred of scholar leaving her until
her education completed She is we'll qualified to
give instruction in all the useful and ornamental branch
Of learning usually taught As there arc but few va
cancics this time parents and guardians would do well
There will H. vacation until the close of the year
Terms Of board and tuition (haf in advancc) for
sion of ten months, arc MS follows:
Board $50
English 10
Music and the Of Pianos 40
Painting and French 10
Needlc-worl, washing and candies and many other
BsosswioS, Dec .. CO-2oi
YWyRAFALGAR.- beautiful and thorough bred
n Stallion, will stand the next season at Matthew'S
Courthouse in the county of Matthews, and at Urbanna