Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

Land and appurenunces in the proceedings ofsaid suit
mentioned.
The land to which the decree refers is tract contain
ing hundred and fourteen acreS lyng the waters
OF Slate River and Hunts Creek mile below the
Virginia Mills, and three miles above New Canton and
the recently erected furnace Of tic Buckingham Iron
| Manufacturing Company.
The Land is FERTILE and contains abundant quantities
of Slate, Of the kind well known in the Richmond
market by the Of James River Slate.
If the day above advertised Prove incemcnt the sale
will be made the first fair day thereafter, Sunday
cepted. GEO. NJ. PAYNE, COMMISSIONER
| February 4. SG-2awtds
| SzALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue of decree in
~ The County Court Of Hanover, granted January 2G
1886 shall proceed to sell to The g hes! bidder, Mi
chat r. jones Tavern, in the upper end OF Hanover
the l2th day of March next, if fair if not, the next
fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted three negroes be-
longing the estate of atrr Chisholm sen deceased
The terms will Sc, cred, till the Eth Of June next,
ccpt to detray the expenses OF the suit IN OBJ
tanning The decree, which will be cash. the purchasers
giving bonds with approved security, bearing interest
tfcm the day Of sne, if not Punctual y paid.
DAVID l. SAUNDERS: administrator,
Commissioner Of Euttcr Chisholm, sen, deceased.
Feb 20. 93-Gl%
Hey virtue Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
q b of Law and CIancery for the county of Hcnrco,
pronounced the 9TH day Of December, lc5, III the
Suil OF David q. Williams against VIM ID. Wren, Ser
r.int OF the City OF Richmond, and Administrator Of
Edmund wills, deceased, who Sheriff of holloway
county and Administrator OF Samuel Grccniil, will
proceed sell, The highest bidder for cash, 1T Char
loe C"urt-i"uSe on Tuesday the 18th day of March,
that valuable Tract of Land, continuing 1872 Sd acres,
belonging the estate OF fascha Grcenhil lying in
the county OF Charlotte adjoining the lands of Il. |.
Gains. Francis Vaughan William Jones, Francis Pol
Lard, Thomas Pollard, hiar,ha Cook Charles fuIchln-
Feb. -. [,5--tds"l COMMISSIONERS.
TH7AYEKN PROPERTY FOR LEASE.-For Rem.
q Lease, the Tavern a, Eockiish Gap on the Blue
Ridge or Mountain, with the Farm and about half lc
necessary Furniture for the house. The geographical
situation moi rxcrlrd, be cquaed by any in
the rrld Tor health and novelty OF scenery and is tie
main ;koroughfre for travellers TO AID irOn the West
aud srathwcst ihcwccn charlottesville aid Staunon:)
there being gap OF easy access, except this, for 10
miles either way, which brings the roads TO focus at
this pUin: 10 the mountain. The house IS very
large asd coln!nd:ous, having twenty odd rooms, and
il good repair. wish to acquire Tor this situation
tenant Of good qualifications for tn. business 20 such
an it would br permanent home and large bust
ness, the travelling is imlncnse particularly during
the Spring, Summer and Autumn monlhs-thc Virginia
Springs contributing largely thereto. Applications to
M, at Tic Columbian tiotel, Richmond, where
shall remain Cor tinc-atcr which, shall be at the
premises, near D:ooksve Post Office, Aibcmare.
SAMUEL LEAKE.
February = c3-2awJw-
a Fredericksburg Petersburg Constellation
ward thri ecenn.,- - Ills o.,re.
,gti sAtG az rssn"s cs9 S1 SALE the Eagle
Point Mills and Plantation, ad joining itoanoke r1ve,
situated six miles south of Epydon and k1nd'ph Ma
con College and ten miles below ClarkSvIiic ! nc re-
mutation of this Mil! is we'll known in Petersburg and
Norfolk and also extensively known through the coun
try and villages the Roanoke It's brand stands as
hipi as any 0,!r mill in the State, where 1t IS known
Il runs five pair Of stones, two par OF hve'icet b"rrs,
one Ct burr and Esopu5. pair OF ESofns entire ana
par of ruLicIs manufacturing machinery complete;
and il is furnished with sufficient water power ny ca
nal taken from the river In point o. lochnoh pos
scsscs uncommon advantages. Besides constant run
Of CUSTOM i. commands business from great distances
during dry scasons-y yielding annually from Soo to $40
barrels OF toll corn. 1t receives from 10 TO ~ thousand
bushels Of wheat annually and Tor some years past ie
crops have been rapidly increasing in this section OF the
Slate and will probably continue 10 increase rs iacts
~ market imrrove There is ready sale for corn and
cyrry bushc IF oiia ut good prices IL may also "e
well TO remark that it would afford an eligible site lor
cotton f,c,orv grocery o. mercantile business
Tic tract Of land consists Of 5l7 acres, &? OF which
are GOOD river boltom good proportion OF unDcred
land and the plantation IN good coh"'lloh l"f Gu' m
,o, The improvements consist OF spacious Old dwell
| ior house with other ordinary out-houscs PERSONS
wishing purchase tho above property may Apply 10
the suhsc r;bcr residing within two miles liberal Gre
| dit will be allowed the purchaser.
Should not effect sale. privately, before the third
| Monday in April next SHALL that day. oitcr IL at
nubc auction, at Mecklcnburg Court House, it being
Court day Possession OF the BILL will be given on the
LIST of June next and the Plantation on the lSt OF jana
airy, 1881 1lNuNhE 'oNr,'' l-,e'" y'..y
NolIenburc Feb 30 I}-t20hA
Pc
anih April neat. - = ::
n LARGE and rniunbtc tract IF Land IN [euquer
"a CDunty FIR salc-Iy virtue of decree OF the SUI
pcror Court Of Law and Chanccry for l4cnrc9 county,
in the case of = Norton rs. Norton the nhaersgh'a
commissioners WILL on Monday the 2Slh day OF March
next at Warrenon in the county of Fauqulcr before
the front door OF the Courthouse Of SAID county pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, 70 the highest bidder
tr,c of land living in the county OF Fauquer, near Ger
man,own, and within or . miles of Warrcnt"n, long
known us the EIingha Forest estate. mud containing
2l acres according to actual survey made some years
ago 1t was then divided into nine parcels or lots, VIII!
the view Of heinn rented or arcd out: these lots were
~da no four parcels M about o acres eac
50 ~ lad will! he sold in parcels in suo ~,
, date purchasers, and upon the day OF sale pia
GO ,e whole land divided into separate tracts VIII Dc
and K; believed 70 be fertile and well adapted 10 the
culture OF indian corn, wheat rye, and OATS and in re-
t gard to society, is we'll situated:
- Jrrys Of Scc-Onc. third of the purchase money Ia
- l.. n,;d in riue morths onc.th;rd in eighteen months
and the residue il two years from the day OF sale
Bonds with approved security for each nsalmcnt bear
no uercs, fm the day Of sale, will be required OF The
rm,cbasers NO it is expected will be ready with theii
s. Ii.s TO e:cutc said bonds at tarthest the day OF
10 salc The Ii, will be retained until conveyance shall
Le directed btie Court.
a hs R P5Hir H g SIsGoLAs, Commissioners
~ H., IN 75-td
The Acknowledgements, Country paper and the Gazette pub
nd h 4, Warrpn requested insert the above
TO- until tine day ''' and send e'' DIS 10 Tue ~ '
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&c YgIIM BEIVl MBER!!-1'hc highest prices will be
;a. d given good, seasoned wheel spokes and lroes
It deliverable ss Penentiary Immediate delivery is
solicited Fmformaon respecting Them apply either
~ Col. CharS. Morgan, Superintendent, or to
THOS. G. MONCURE, G. A.
Fcb.9. oo-t
= (11TAWIGRAPE VlNES.--The subscriber (neal
!es & Richmt has for sale $4,000 Catawba Grape
rge vines, ,h,ne If onped for within the prunino
tlnSs "a = ,bo m,v nreer them to rooted vines
this season. u ""' WILLIAM ANDERSON