Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17
Dec. l3
5000 .4crcs Of L.3N'D FIR Safe.

YENlIE undersigned, attorney III FACT Tor Capt. John
Il A. Hars,on, who recently migrated TO Mississippi,
offers fo sale The following valuable tracts Of land, viz
One tract on Gobntown creek, in the county OF Pa
trick containing several thousand acres, including the
late residence of the said laslon. This is perhaps. one
of the most valuable landed estates in the upper coun
iry-ying it does adjoining the Union Iron Works.
and extending the main Western road, which
the Mansion house is situated, and Immediately the
line of the contemplated Railroad from Dnnvie to
Eycnshan,; 20 miles Wrst of Henry and Is ~ f. Of
Patrick Court house This tract will he sold entire
in four lots Of which contain open land sufficient to
work % 80 hands, being nearly equal in size. principally
bottom land, first tobacco land TO clear, improve
ments comfortable the remaining Two lots not so large
further desert plion is deemed unnecessary, purca
sers will Judge for themselves.
Also various other smaller tracts and large bodies Of
wood land of good quality that will be so divided 10 suit
purchasers Of any capacyA tract of 9: 900 acres in
Franklin county, Va, within two miles Of Mai. Samuel
Saunders, Oh both sides of Runetbay creek This tract
is well worth lDc attention Of Farmers-lhc open land
almost entirely bottom Of the richest quality sufficient
work or III hands, in good repair a large quantity
OF first. rate land To clear One other tract in Henry
county of POO acres the of Lealherwood and
Sandy river in the ncighborhood Of Alr John Watkins
jr, Store, the road Iradng from Henry Courthouse
to Lynchburg ID miles east of the former This tract
is principally in woods Of excellent quality, well adapt
ed tobacco and all kinds of grain, and will be sold
lire otscd 10 suit purchasers.
Terms third paid down, and the balance in two
equal payments of one and two years Persons wishing
three mirs of Lie Iron Works. who will show the land
and make known the price JESSE CORN,
attorney for John a. Hnrston.
December Gl-wIw
I'm RY-VInGlSIA.-Ala Circuit Superior
Fl Court of Law and Chanccry, continued and held for
buckingham comfy at the Courthouse. Wednesday.
the lI.h day of September, IS36-slng Court of
ChancprY:
Tholnas slanks: surviving partner Of David & Tho
rias Shanks, Plaintiff;
against
Thomas Sanders exor Of Samuel Sanders, decd Jas.
Sanders VIM Sanders Francis Sanders, James Hooper.
and Judith. his wiGr; VIM Winston, and Sally, his ~r;
Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders Stephen Sanders Tho
Sanders, james Sanders, (snn Of John) John San
ders, Elizabeth Sanders, and james Anderson, ndr,r Of
Samuel Sanders dec D., Defendants.
This this day tn be heard upon the bill
of the plaintiff, the order Of publication made in this
cause on the 18th day nf September, lisa 10 dcien
dants, James Hopper. and Judith, his wii VIM Winston,
and Sally, his wife, Calvin Sanders Sai. Sanders, Jas.
Sanders, Thos Sanders Jas Sanders, Jno Sndcrs, and
Elizabeth Sanders, which appears to have been duly exc
cu,cd these, and they still failing tn enter their ap
pcarance and give security according 10 the act Of AS
sembly and the rules Of this court the bill OF the plain
tiff is taken for confessed to trm: and LhrrCupDn Ibis
cause coming be heard upon the bill of said plain
tl the answers Of the Defendants Thomas Sanders OK or
OF Samuel Sanders, dec d; William Sanders, Francis
Sanders and Samuel Sanders, and James Anderson adj
unistator of the said Samuel Sanders, against whom
this has been revived according to law, together
the 10 answers
examinations Of witnesses; and upon The report Of Com
Hill made in pursuance Of order Of the Judge OF this
Court entered in vacation the exceptions thereto, and
was argued by counsel: On consideration whereof, the
Court being OF opinion that the testator Samuel Sanders
died nes:ate as all the property real and personal, OF
which he was SEIZED and possessed at the date Of his
DEATH except that specifically devised by his will; and
that there being reslduary clause in SAID WILL The re-
sduum Of his esla, and above the specific egaces
contained in the will, descended to lis children as his
he'll lnr nd
to equal proportions thereof if they choose bring into
hotch-pot the ARRANGEMENTS, /! any, made TO them by
their father in his life ne but that the dcvlses and be-
Quealhs thenl contained in his will not To be con-
sitered as advanccmeus, doth adudgc, order and de-
cree that Thomas Sanders the Executor Of the last will
and testament of the said tcsator do render before Ro
bert Il one Of the Commissioners OF this Court, an
account of the rcsduum Of the esators estate also
an account of his administration of his tcstators esale
and that the said Commissioner do also take an account
Of any Announcements, made as aforesaid 10 any OF the
children; provided they elect 10 bring such advance
ens into hotch. poi: and that the said Commissioner
report TO this Court the proPortonabe part OF such resi-
dunn of each heir at law and dsrbutee upon the prn
cipes aforesaid And that the said Commissioner do
also take account of the plaintiffs debt, and report
these things the Court together with any other mat
tiers which he may think pertinent 10 the cause or which
NAV be required by The parties be reported to the Court
A Copy-Teste,
R. ELDRlDGE, C. csc.
CoMMrssoxERs OFFICE,
Buckingham c. H., Nov. 22, 1886.
The parties interested in the above order, will please
take notice. that have appointed WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day of January next the accounts and state
menls required by said order, at which time they are re-
oured TO attend al my Office, at the Courthouse, With
the necessary papers, evidence, &c.
Dec [Gl-w4w] ROBERT HILL, W. c.
WN CHANCERY-VIRGiSiA.- Rules held in the
q Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Mecklenburg, the
tho & re, Mopdav in November. 1896:
Charles Oqburn admir- de h;as nun :.! the will an