Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23

rs'APPAMANNOCK JOCKEY CLUB RAcES-Wl commence aa,
wednesday, the Dist OF September over Inc ''uH
Day. Ma,ch Race three miles repeat for slooO between
Second av PROJECTORS Purse $780, SIS, miles and
Third Day. Jockey Club Purse $780, three miles and repeat
Day. Race sseps.ke S three yS@Is
$780, cnanc. $780, play pay, four entries and co1ed-'Ggs
Cotn d by Sir Chnlss, out Of the dam OF Ityo % ny,
named sccna Race tsmc la? miles and ePert Tor ?T
worth $780, enlrmse So free for all ages. Cash up IN I'LL
Tic tract! Oricr Al COOL nri expected s,!'les fur
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VnI1aLie LanA and .lcgrDss far sale
Will se! my l.amd Slaves, Stocks, Household and Kitchen fur
ni.u:.M Mcnusn Plantation contains ahon lo acres III"
Np,Siuu used Tor Noun! Any
il is Iarsr un uous cotain'y e=h and celiarhe
Laundry aad Kitchen have each rnr room. ANA ce' ~ n o.
every ncrsaty out hon:e "cns n" s,"ms sm
,w ,ia. chr., placed ypon failing The said
estate is The = W. by the Rappabannock creek on hc
noran house. blatant miles from the ofmcr hnd from
,no.r ac, Of Ian distant from lcnokin contain
~ ,hn,, 400 ucre I.:c double gcsrcd Mill upon all III
o "r TIC said mill fails Both milk "'c very
wI also III from 90 Slaves, who be said TO be very
Isely. ., ~ - \, 90
curing the bond and good security, and deed Of trust
"Ion iHn. 10 purchase no pro-
perry my absence, VIM H. Ta!O", Fix 9? M"Tnt Ay %
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large SIZE IF Corn Ons, nAcot Hra,s. Tops, i0aer,
Horses, Mules, Cnhpc, Sheep, Nogs, Plantation and
tnrming ttcnSIS.
An Monday, the 3D. day OF October, 1885, shall sell
at public auction, the plantations OF my late Ia
ther Col John Amber, in the county Of Louisa known
as Mill Farm and Lakeland lag" cropo Wheat straw,
and with the exception hereinafter made the entire stock
OF Horses Mules Cattle, Sheep Hogs, and Plantation
Utensils Of every kind and desert p!i0n There are ht
teen Horses and seventeen Mules, including several toals
of the las, srrinr-l shall retain sufficient number of
Horses or Mules, OXEN and Wagons 10 haIi up the
growing crop of Corn, Tops and Fodder.
On Monday, The 10Th ay Of October, l23G, shall SELL
at public auction on tie farm Of My late father Colonel
John Amber, known Wes,han, nine miles above
Richmond. in the county of Hrhrco large crop Of
oats in the sleai, wheat straw and with the exception
hereinafter made The entire stock OF horses mules, cat
tie, Sheep hog' and farming utensils of every kind and
description. There nine mnrs, including year
oId-and six horses, including year did, shall
retain a sufficient number Of horses mules. or oxen
and wagons 10 haul up the growing crop Of corn tops
and fodder.
On Monday, the l2!h day Of December, 1886. shall
sell at public auction, at Westlam: in tenrico county,
the crop Of Corn Tops and Fodder growing upon
the land with the Horses Mules. Oxen aud Wa
CONS retained the sale The lG:h day Of October.
On Monday, the lg,h day of December, 1856, shall
sell public auction the plantations known as Mill
Fatm and Lakcan: in the county Of Louisa. the crop
Of Corn, Tops and Fodder growing upon the land,
with the Horses Mules. Oxen and Wagons retained
al the sale on the I'd daY"f Octnbrr, 1886.
Tlms:- For I'LL SUNSET ten dollars aud under cash
will be required. For all sums over ten dollars, credit
twelve months wiz be allowed the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
PHILIP ST GEO AMBLER,
.7dmnisratOr Of John .Ambttr, d'c'd
Aurust lG 9:'-l2t