Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-01

son, Prices estate, and William Smith.
Feb. .. Gt5-tls'l COMMISSIONERS.
SALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue of u decree in
y the county Court OF Hanover. granted January 81,
1886 shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder at Mi
chacl r. Jones Tavern in the upper end OF Hanover,
Oh the l2, day of March next, ii air if not the next
fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted three negroes be-
longing the estate of alter Chisholm, sen deceased
The eIms will he, credit till the 18th OF June next, ex-
cep. enough to detray the expenses of the suit in OBJ
tanning le>decree, which will be cash, the purchasers
giving bo6ds with approved security bearing interest
from the day of sale, if not punctually paid
DAVID |. SAUNDERS administrator,
Commissioner Of Huler Chisholm, scu., deceased.
Feb 1D E3-St-
GLATE LANDS FOR SALE.-In conformity with
S decree pronounced by the Superior Court OF Chan
crry held for the Staunton District August the 4th,
$50 in a suit between William NJ Swuope, plaintiff,
aud john Nicholas and Alexander Garrett, defendants,
shall on the 9th day OF March next at the tavern OF
John Anderson. in the OF New Canton, sell at pub
lie auction the highest bidder for ready money the
Land and appurtenanccs the proceedings OF SAID SUIT
mentioned.
The land to which the decree refers is tract contain
ing hundred and fourteen acres lying on tie wa'rs
of Slate River and Hunts Creek. mile below the
virginia Mills. and three miles above New Canton and
tie recently erected furnace of the Buckingham Iron
Manufacturing Company.
The Land Is fertile. aud contains abundant quantities
of STATE Of the kind we'll known III the lichnond
market by the name uf James River Slate.
If the day above advertised prove inc enen the sale
will be- made on the first fair day thereafter. Sunday
certri. GEO. NJ. PAYNE, Commissioner.
February 1. eo-2a"tos
A LARGE and ruiuoGc tract Of lard IN fa"q"icr
"a ('uunfv far Sde.-By virtue OF decree ot the SUI
r,r. Court Of Law and Chancery for ticnrlco county,
in the case OF Nortnn Nurt"n the undersigned
Commissioners will, Monday the 2ctl day OF March
next al Warcnton in the county OF Fauquier before
the front door OF the Courthouse OF said county pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder
r, Of land living in the county "t FauQuer, near Ger
uanown and within : or q miles Of Warrrnt"n, long
known as the Etingham Forest estate, and containing
2 acres, according to aciun! survey made some years
ago II then divided into niue parcels or lots, win
tin. view Of being rented or tlrl"d OUT these lots were
divided into four parcels containing about 600 each,
50 rs to make convenient farms OF each parcel
The land will be sold i'll parcels in such way as to &C
conlnOdae purchasers and upon the DAY OF sale pat
of the whole land divided into separate tracts Will be
exhibited This land il situated in very healthy
try and is believed to Le fertile aud well adapted I" the
culture of Indian corn wheat rye ana oats, anu IN re-
gard to society," is well situated
Terms q Suic.-One-,hird Of the purchase money to
be paid in nine months. ouc-tEird III eighteen months,
and the residue in years from the day Ut safe
Bonds with approved security for each nstaluent bear
ing interest from the day OF sale, will be required OF the
Purchasers who 1t is expected viii De ready win ''r
surecs to execute said bonds at tarcs on the day OF
sale The title will be retained until conveyance shall
be- directed by the Court.
P PaRHRr H Z HiS1oLas Commissioners.
u, 10 75-,d
The Na;ona n,cllgcnrer Country paper and the Gazette pub
<hrd requested olnet toe above advertisement
until the day II" sale, and Se"d their bulls I" ' 'uo'c ' pay
yEyAVERN PROPERTY FOR LEASE.-For Rent
X or Lease the Tavern at Rockitsh Gap Oh the Blue
Ridge or Mountain, with the Farm and about hall Inc
necessary Fur nture for the house The geographical
situation is exceicd can 1t be eqiacd ny any III
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main thorourare for travellers to and from the Yves:
and Southwest (hetwpen Charlottesville aud Slaunon)
there being gap OF easy access except ms Tor ~
miles either war, which brings the roads TO locus AT
this point to the mountain lie house Is very
large and cunndous, having twenty odd rooms. ana
now in good repair wish To acquire Tor tins situation
tenant Of good qualifications :nr the BUSINESS to such
III one would be permanent home and large bust
ness. the travelling is immense, particularly during
the Spring, Summer and Autumn mon,hs-the Virginia
SPRINGS contributing largely thereto. Applications to
me- now a. the Columbian Hotel. Richmond where
shall remain for tme-atter which. shall be at the
premises, near Brooksville Post Office: AlbeInaIe;
(''' SAMUEL LEAKE.
Ehrr,rr - Sj-2aw:wr
s The Fredericksburg md Petersburg Constellation are
insert the ubovr such 10 Tie amount o - w. III" o
ward their accounts to this ONCE -
wYOR SALE, n rnIu0Lic mana featuring MIL and Pan-
II tation On RoanoEc.-l offer for sale. the Eagle
Point Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke river,
situated six miles south of Boydton and Randolph Ma
con College, and ten miles below Clarksvile The re.
mutation of this Mill is we'll known III Petersburg and
Norfolk and also extensively known through The coun
try and villages near the Roanoke. lis brand stands rs
hrb as any other mill in the State where it is known
It runs five pair Of stones two pair OF hve.feet o"Trs,
one of burr and ESopus pair OF Espus cntire ana
pair of rubbe!s; manufacturing machinery complete;
and it is furnished with sufficient water power by a ca
nal taken from the river. In point ot location 1t pos
sesses uncommon advantages. Besides constant run
Of CUSTOM it commands business from great distances
,prur dry scasons-yielding annually from 21O TO 5Jb
ot toll corn 1t receives from ID TO 20 thousand
bushels of wheat annually and for some years past the
crops have been rapidly increasing III this section OF the
State, and will probably continue 10 increase as 'acl'e
to market improve There is ready sale for corn and
ev:ry bushe of otfal at good prices 1t may also DC
we'll to remark that il would afford an eligible size LOT
cotton factory, grocery, or mercantile business. "
The tract of land consists Of 3lI acres, u OF winch
are rood river bottom; good proportion OF unoereu
land and the plantation IN good cnnoltlon LOT Gu'T
lion The improvements consist OF spacious old dwell
ur house with other ordinary out-houses. PERSONS
wishing to purchase the above property, may Apply 10
the Subscriber residing within two miles A iDefa cfe-
dit will be allowed the purchaser 49,,
Shonld not effect sale, privately, before lne 'niru
Monday i'm April next, shall, on That duy oler ~ at
public auction, at Meckcnburg Court. House, 1t being
Court duv Possession OF the Mill will br given on the
ST of JUNE next and the Plantation on the LIST OF Janu-
airy, 1887 llNGNAL 1oNL'' EAe'" JD.s
M.cLlc,h,rr Fob 90 g3-,20thA
g. The Petersburg co"S's'a0" VIII p''aSs '"'' T. j.
y@1lNlBER! TINlBER!-The highest prices Will be
given for good seasoned wheel spokes and felloes,
deliverable at the Penitcntiary Immediate delivery Is
solicited For information respecting them, apply eilher
to Col. Charles S. Morgan, Superintendent, or to
THOS. &. MONCuRE, G. A.
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