Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18
INVALUABLE LAND, Stocks Crops. &c., at Public

Of February if fair if not on tn. next fair day, sell up
the premises. the highest bidder, his lract OF Lana,
living ia the county OF Chesterfield, eight miles above
Instrumentation more particular description ct which,
see advertisements in tic Wing and Enquirer Inc
Land is divided by public road into about Two equal
paris which will be sold separately desired ny pur'
chasrrS. ,
Ailrr the sale of the Land and the day. the
subscriber will sell his stock OF Mules, Horses, Cattle
and Hogs: also his crops, consisting in part af prime
fodder herds grass and clover hay, his plantation and
JORDAN SMITH.
! The sale will be conducted by EArM 5. HUBBARD,
! anc,ioursr January 30 e4-tds
~ The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, 18th
instunt ExuM S. HUBBARD, .1uctioaeer.
GALE OF LAND in Prince Ed,cnrd County, The
! SS Rtcer Internationally virtue Of decree Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county IF Frederick, pronounced the 18th day OF
June, le3, i'll the case of "Robcr Gibson, plaintiff
against Blake B. Woodson, Edward Radtord and Chris
l0pcr B. Strong, defendants shall. Commissioner,
proceed sell to the highest bidder, On Thursday the
I'd day of March next. the Tract Of Land, on which
Edward Radtord has resided, and known as the farm
called "Nigh Hill" The sale will take place at the
Tavern of Mr. George Jetfrrs. in the town Of Farm
vie at the hour of ~. This of land is situated
on the Appomattox River, and is the conveyed by
Blake b. Woodson 10 Edward Radtord, and continuing
upwards of hundred and fifty acres, (the precise
number Of not known, but will III asceralncd pre-
vuls TO the day of sae) 1t is within four or five miles
Of the town of Farnvlr Persons desiring To purchase
view the land at any time previous to the day OF sale
The land will be sold in accordance to the decree OF the
Court above referred TO; which dcclec WILL be read at
the time and place of sale.
Terms-(Extract from the Decree:) " One third of
the purchase money cashonc third in nine months,
and the balance in eighteen months. Bonds with APP
proved securities will be required for the purchase mo-
ney; and it is expected that purchasers Will be prepared
to execute such bonds, at the time and place Of sale
The conveyance will be made, when q final decree OF
the Court shall have been pronounced.
If Thursday, the Sd day of March, 1885, should not
be fair day the sale will be postponed the next fair
| day. NATHANIEL PRICE, Commissioner.
Prince Edward c. H., January@ sl-l@
| @,ALE OF NEGROES, &c-By virtue Of u De-
y creta order Of tie Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery OF the county OF Louisa pronounced IN
a suit therein depending wherein Thomas F. Rrpc.oe,
William w. Lane and others plaintiffs, and William
McAllister, dec, administrator, and others defend.
| ants shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at Elsvle in the county OF Louisa, on Friday
the 26th day of February next all the negroes belong
ing to the Of William McAllister, dec, consist.
Ing of TWO men, two boys two women, and three or
four children together with all the household and kich-
en- furniture. A. q. SEEfiEkD,
Trustee and Commissioner.
Jan. 26. 62-2aw4w-
LARGE and raiunbic tract Of Land in Fauquicr
"a C0uaty for sale-By virtue of a decree of the Su-
perior Court Of Law and Cancery for Henrco county,
in the Of Norton Norton, the undersigned
Commissioners will, Monday the 2Sth day Of March
next, Warenton in the county of Fauquer, before
the front door of the Courthouse Of said county, pro-
coed to sell public uucon to the highest bidder,
of land lying in the county OF Fauquer near Ger
man;own, and within s or miles of Warrenton, long
known the dillingham; Forest estate, and containing
2433 acres according actual survey made years
ago. 1t was then divided into nine parcels lots, with
the view OF being rented tarmed OUT these lots
divided into four parcels continuing about GOO each
so as to make convenient farms OF each parcel
The land will he sold in parcels in such way as TO &C.
ro,II ofrip mr. nj 4
Of the whole land. divided into separate tracts VIII be
exhibited This land is situated in very healthy coun-
rv and is believed TO be fertile and well adapted to the
culture Of Indian corn wheat rye, and oats, and IN re-
gard to society, is well situated.
Terms If Suie.-O third of the purchase money to
be paid in nine MONTHS one.,hrd i'll Gig hleen months,
aud the residue in two years from the day o sale
Bonds with approved security for each nstalncn bear
ing interest from the day Of sale, will be required Of the
purchasers who il expected will be ready with their
suelies to execute said bonds at frtest the day OF
sale The title will be retained until conveyance shall
Gr directed by the Court.
r6Ih!R H &. NIcDoLAs, Commissioners
Jam TO- 75-td
National In'cigeuccr Country paper and the Gazette pub
shd IL, Warronon the above advertisement
day sale, and und their bills to the subscribers Tor pay
sSLATE LANDS FOR SALE.-In conformity with
~ decree pronounced by the Superior Court OF Chan
cery held for the Stanton District August the Attn,
1880 in suit between William NJ. Swoopr, plaintiff,
and John Nicholas and Alexander Garrett defendants,
SHALL the 9TH day Of March neSt at the tavern OF
John Anderson the of New Canton, sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for ready money the
Land and appurtenances IN the proceedings OF sau sui
mentioned.
The land to which the decree refers is tract contain
ING one hundred and fourteen acres lying Oh the waters
of Slate River and Hunts Creek, one mile below The
VIRGINIA Mills, and three miles above New Canton ana
the recently erected furnace Of the buckingham lr"
Manufacturing Company.
The Land is fertile, and contains abundant quantities
of Slate of the kind so well known in the Richmond
market BY the name of James River Slate.
If the day above advertised prove inclemcn the sale
will be made on the first fair day thereafter Sunday ex-
copied. GEO. NJ. PAYNE, Commissioner.
E,brparv a SG-2awtds
StAIE OF NEGROES-Willb be sold, to the highest
y bidder, for cash, at Antcrsons Brick Tavern, in
Louisa county, the Odd day of February (nstD 20
negroes belonging to the Estate of Anthony Waddy j.,
dec d., consisting of men, women, boys ana gir's very
likely and valuable, among which are two par very g0"d
Sawyers. GARLAND l. ~ADDi,
.4dm'r. Of .7"thOny H"ddy, Jr', deceased.
F.b S3-lds-
EXCUSES AND LOTS for salc in the torn Of C".
n q lumbia. Fuoann@ county. Ia-lhe Undersigned
having determined to remove 10 Richmond, offers the
following very valuable and desirable property for sale,
viz very large three story sonehouse at present III
complete repair and in every respect well adapted as
country and suited to an extensive ana gene
raj trade having attached thereto suitable warehouse,
wheahouse snoke.housc, carriage-house, Stables; &C,
together with garden i'll good order The above mouse
premises with few alterations, might De maze
suitable tavern, &c. for which, in this place, present.
there is very .fatcring opening
Also spacious and convenient family residence IN Inc
most cpiLe part Of the town. having attached thereto
the necessary out houses ice house, and excellent
garden.
Also. house and lot, which is we'll adapted for Il