Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-30
Kp oANoXE LAND FOR sALE-Dcsignnr 10

Whalcbone continues to improve, sales % tons at If 80
II 90 Pipe slaves have been selling at 350f 500f
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EE OANOKE LAND FOR SALE-Desiqninr to
Ma move 10 The Southwest propose 10 Sell the fol-
lowing valuable real estate One tract of land lying
the South side OF Roanoke River, in the counties of
Mcckcnburg. Virginia, and Warren North Carolina 80
miles above Weldon and 10 above Wilkins Ferry, con-
tanning 300 of which about 600 arc botfon nf
superior quality-i00 in original wood and frsl.rate
plant land OF the high land about 90 acres only have
been cleared; the balance is heavily nbered, and of
good quality for the production of wheat and tobacco
The improvements embrace every building necessary
quarter plantaon--mostly new, and in good order
The tobacco barns are unusually good built chiefly with
IN the three years last past, and sufficient to
crop OF 10000 pounds. i can, with confidence pro-
Eouncc this of the very best the Roanoke
of its extent, and few, if any, good situation
for immediate profitable planting Ii is very convenient
TO the Petersburg and Richmond markets. and will short
ly be equally so to that of Norfolk by means Of The
Portsmouth Railroad, rapidly tending to its compile
ton. Excellent springs abound in ali parts the plan
taon--and know it to be remarkably healthy having
resided it, with my family, for years Nj Phy-
sican bills for attendance than 60 negroes,
have not exceeded 40 dollars for the last FIVE years.
bloomsbury my place of residence, lying the
Of Smiths Creek, Warren county, N. Carolina miles
West of the town of Warrenon, and 10 from Roanoke
River, containing 800 acres. About one-half of this
is in wood fair proportion say 300 acres fine
tobacco land There also GO ofhghly improved
cotton lots and 40 to 81 of creek bottom The i'm
pFoveInens very extensive well arranged, and slight
repairs now being made VIII put them in good order
The situation is PLEASANT and the neishborhood agrcea
BILE
One other tract lying within half mile of the Court
House OF that large and wealthy county, Mecklenburg
Va, containing hundred and eighy-e eight acres
The greater portion This land is standing in original
wood, and about one-alf is OF rood quality we'll adap
ed to the production Of wheat and tobacco IL would
furnish agreeable and convenient residence TO any
gentleman having children TO educate, being within a
few minutes walk of that flourishng Institution, Ran
Golph Macon college, anu female school OF high stand
ing in Boydton.-Fmthcr description of these lands is
deemed unnecessary 1T is that those persons
disposed to purchase will view them. Mr. Daniel r.
Hicks will treat for the Boydon-Bad health
oblges to seek ilder climate, and am therefore,
resolved sellingLetters addressed to at Warren
ton, n. Carolina, will receive prompt attention
June is. l2--tf
BN CHANCERY-V IRciNIA.--At Rules held in The
Clerk Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry, for the county of Hanover on the al,
day Of May 1885
David a Johnson, Martha d. Glenn, Thomas B. John
son, and Christopher Johnson, Plaintiffs,
against
James Holman, executor of Thomas Johnson deceased
Is. D. who administrator of David Johnson de-
ceased, Anderson Bowles Harmon A. Johnson, and John
ID. Andrews, mum. ............. Defendants.
The defendant Harmon A Johnson not having entered
his appearance and given sccusits-e1urdnp To the Act
81 Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he is not inhabamt Of
this Commonwealth On the motion of tie plaintiffs
IS 0rdercd That the said defendant do appear here ON
the first day o! October term and syvcr the plain.
ts Bill and that copy of this order be forthwith
serted III some newspaper published in the City OF Rich
mond for two months successfully and that another
copy be- posted at the front door of the Court house ohis
county. Copy.-Iestc.
PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. c.
June D. l0-w5w
| IA OTlCE.-WYsDnAM Krmr, .7aorncyatL 0ic Oatcly
| lV Of Gloucester County Vrgnia,) having located
himself at Raymond, state of Mississippi, tenders his
professional services lis friends and the citizens OF
Virginia lie will practice in the Courts Of Kinds Madi.
son, Cepal and Rankin Letters addressed to him. at
| Raymond, will be- punctoally attended TO-
| Raymond, Miss, June rs. l2-w4ws
! NJ OTICE.--Was committed to tho Jail OF this coun-
| / fv n iyh!
calls herself Matilda otherwise Eliza Turner She is
about forty years of oge and rather tic ordinary
size Of womena busly head Of hair; her clothing very
! thin. She states that she born near Relfeld Va
that her mother is white, and married by the name
| Of Britt.
/ The owner is requested to come forward prove pro.
perty pay charges, and take her away she will be
dealt with NJ The law directs VI. +. JACKSON
JaaOr Of Haiifal, pirgiaia
! June ~ l3-wGw
/ II OTICE.-Ny. Uaiion Z. Baiioee-You being a
4 " resident Of this Commonwealth are hereby
nodcd, that viii petition the next General Assembly
Of Virginia for divorce from you, riuclo gairim0n
Superior Court Of Inv and Chanccy for the county OF
Montgomery, statement Of the causes on which The
application is founded At tie next term of The said
Conrt application will be made to the Judge thereof Ia
Jury 20 be impannccd 10 ascertain the facts set
fourth 10 e aforesaid atatcmen which occasion YOU
Yours, sc. CELINDA G. WALLACE.
Jonc 10. I3-wlw
1919.
~ W McGINNESS informs the citizens Of yir-
We gina, that he is prepared TO undertake all worl,
in The PAINTING line generally
Tie deems II unnecessary TO puff his qualifications ne
House Painter, &c Tie work done by him on the
very best Houses ia this city, during residence Of 1G
years, he considers his best Recommendation
Shop-od stand lith street, South side Of The Capt.
sN 80