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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-27
December 20

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of thu
Circuit superior Cour, of Law and Chancery for the
county OF Charlotte. Monday November 9th, 1853
John Armstcad mud Hin AlcCaw late mere hants AVID
partners trading under the style and firm Arnistead Me
''a"' plaintiffs,
against
Sterling McDearnan. Robert Morton and Thomas Pnrb
adninistraorsoi Thomas McDearman, decd. plaintiffs,
IN CHANcERY.
The defendant, Sterling McDcarman not having entered
MS appearance according to the Act Of Assembly and the
rules OF tins court and appearing the satisfaction oth
court TINT he not nhabtant this State On the mo-
on OF the plaintiffs, by counsel is ordered that the said
defendant do appear before The nudge of the said court
at the courthouse OF the said county the first day Of
the next term and enter his appearance and answer the plain
ls bill and that copy OF this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in the town Lynchburg for Two
months successfully and posted the front door OF the court
house OF the said county.
Copy-Teste,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON,C
December 90 uom
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LAW NOTICE.
d OBEE4T Il. WOODS. of +,
December 90

~ Gnstavus A. Wingfeld of Bedford have
formed parlnershp to practice Law in the Couu-
~ ana Superior Courts of Franklin County, Va.
under the firm of Woods q Wingfeld.
Any business confded TO them, IN the Courts OF
mat county, will be strictly attended to.
Ihey may be addressed either a, Rocky Mount
or Liberty, Va.
Dec. l3 VS.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I'VE undersigned wishes to dispose fhis Trace
L of Land. lying IN Campbell county, about
miles above Wards Bridge, aud adjoining the lands
OF Charles II. Lynch, Sarah L. Douglas. and 9th
ets' The tract contains, by recent survey, 366 A.
efes' wen adapted to the culture OF gain, and por
ton OF II, 10th cleared and unoleared, good Tohac
co Land. The improvements are good, consist
lng OF dwelling house and all necessary houses
Terms may be ascertamed apple alton 10 the sub
ecrbef residing on The premises.
DANIEL II. BROWN.
December 90 w4w
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d. ROBES, elk.
W3w
Dec. 10

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for The
conty OF Amherst on Monday the stday of October 1898
ah'o'e liunkett and Willis II. Punkett late merchants
and partners trading under siylc and firm of & w n
: Ne" Plaintiffs,
against
Stephen Turner and Edward A. CabeL Defendant.
Is CHAScERY.
The Defendant, Stephen Turner not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the Ac of
teuhy ana the rules OF this court and appearing by sa
factory evidence that he is not an nbabtnnt of his CON
ordered that the defendant do appenr
mere on inc hst day OF the next April c and answer the
o OF inc PanS and that acopy of this order be forth
win inserted in some newspaper published in ynchburg
Tor two months successfully and posted at the front door If
the courthouse OF this county avn VI
ACop,-Tese.
December 20 ~
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Bedford September Court, 1888

Bedtord September Court, 1888.
T'HOMAS Waugh and Elizabeth his wife, Ed
A. mund Burton and Lucy his wife, Thomas
Moore and Edtha lis wife and George +. Rey-
nolds, plaintiffs,
against
Edmund l.. Woodruff and Mary his wife, William,
GARRISON and Sarah his wife, Charles b. Reynolds
and John A. Reynolds, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
This day this cause came again. to be further
heard, upon the papers formerly read, and ar
gued by counsel: On consideration whereof the
Court doth order that Joseph Wilson, Commis.
,Ioner Of this Court, state and settle the accoun,
current OF Charles B. Reynolds and John A. Rey
uols, administrators Of Alexander Reynolds. deceas-
ed, aud also account between the said admins.
nators aud the distributes oil said estate in which
zach Of the distributes to be charged with any
Announcements mldc 10 him her by said inteslaIe
IN his lifetime aud make report to Court, with any
matters specially stated, though pertinent by hun
self, or repaired by the parties to be stated.
A Copy-Teste.
JNO. K. STEPTOE, d. c.
The parties interested will take notice that have
appointed the % II day Of January next to state and
setle the account directed by the foregoing decree
WHEN the parties viii attend Al my office, IN the
tnwn Of Liberty, with their vouchers and papers, pre-
pdrcu Tor settlement
JOSEPH WILSON, Com'r
Dec. 10 u4Ws
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FOR RENT,

TROM LIST January, the large Brick Building,
Il opposite the Union Hotel, containing IA room,
above ground, 2 cellar rooms aud necessary on
buildings. II is now in the occupancy o. \. w
Crenshaw as tavern, and is well suited for that .
boarding, or private dwelling house.
SMITH * BAGWELL.
December IL Is
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Philip rhurmond, Sen. IN his own right and as ad
lnlnlsntor Of William Thurmond, decd. and Phir
fhurmond, Sen. Plaintiffs
against
Ambrose Lucas and Elizabeth his wife, and Hen.
~ PendIeton and Edmund Winston surviving trus
OF the said Ambrose and Elizabeth, Defendants
IN CHAScERY.
The subpoena issued in tins cause, on The 18th OF
September. 1887. being returned upon tho deen-
lanrs. Ambrose Lucas and Edmund Winston and
they Sr failing 10 file their ansN ers. alhonlh -four
months have elapsed well since The return da,
hel eoi the fling OF the Plaintiffs bill aud the de
niant. Henry T. Pendlefon, who is out OF thr
country, and against whom The plaintiffs appear IL
have proceeded IN the mode prescribed by law
galnSi absent defendants, still failing 10 appear ant
answer: On motion Of the plaintiff by counsel. the
cont doth take their bill for confessed as TO those
defendants and theicupon tins cause came on TO be
heard, upon the bill the answer of the defendant,
Elizabeth Lucas, and replication thereto, and the
EXHIBITS, and WAS argued by COUNSEL: On considera.
lion Whereof the court doth ortei that it be refer
red to one of IT'S Commissioners, TO take accounts OF
plaintiffs demands, discriminating between such por
ions thereof were contracted before the date Of
The deed OF trusl, IN the proceedings mentioned and
such rs have been contracted SINCE showing whether
lhcy were Tor necessailes not, and the said Com
missioner Is directed to take account OF the profits
II the ltnsl property, aud report the sad accounts
10 the court, with any matters specially stated Deem
ed pertinent by himself, or required by the parties
10 be so stated. A Copy-rese,
ROBERT TlNSLEY. GIN.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. 10Th Dec. 1888.
The parties interested IN The foregoing order are
hereby notified that have appointed the first day oi
February next, 10 carry SAID order into effect on
which day, at the hour Of 10 o'clock IN the morning.
they are requested to attend at nay office, at Am
herst Courthouse, with their accounts and evlden
ces, prepared for examination and settlement.
JAMES p. GARLAND, Com'r.
December 90 w4w
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JNO. r. STEPTOE, d. c.
Deck

4 T Clf,nlt Superior Coun of Law and { han
N Gerry continued by adjournment and held IN,
lie county of Amherst, at the courthouse, on We'd
lesd1y, the l2rh day OF September, 1888:
Philip Fhurmond Sen. IN his own right and as ad
OF William Thurmond, decd and Philp
Thutmond, Sen. Plaintiffs.
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lkuiNA, to wit-At rules holden in the Clerk Office
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery ias
the county OF Halifax in the month of November 1888
barnett finch, Plaintiff,
against
Richard Halliburton, Allen Halliburton John Iadd Thorn
as owerton and James Brooks administrator OF Elizabeth
Pickett deceased, nsfand,n,
IN CHANcERY.
The defendant, Richard Halliburton not bay;nr hi,
appearance and given security according to the Aco
ply and the rules OF this court and appearing bv sasIc
factory evidence, that he Is inhabfant of this couu
Try 1t Is ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
e hiSt day OF the next term and the bill of the plain
III and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
e LSnchpug 'mginan for two months successfully and
posteda the trontdoor of the courthouse of This county
Copy-Teste,
NJ WIN. HOLT Crk
b0ceihof " WIN
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" !RGlNlA A, rules held in the Clerks Office fths
CHcnh Superior Cour: OF Law and Chancery for The
county OF Campbell on Monday the Sd day December 1888
Thomas Cleyinger, plaintiff,
against
Ha'haniel Parker and Henry Parker Defendants.
IL CHAScERY.
The defendant Nathaniel Parker not having entered his
appearance and security according TO the net of As
emby and the rules OF this court and appearing by sails.
factory evidence that he is not an nhabant of this Com
1t is ordered that the said defendant do anpea
here onthc first day Of the April term and answer the
bi OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order be forth.
WIN inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town OF
Lynchburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse OF this COUNTY on some court
day. A Copy-Teste ''' " ~
JOHND. ALEXANDER, Crk.
Deceinoef< ~ WIN
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Edmund L. Woodruff and Mary hsw wife, William.
Clarkson aud Sarah his wife, Charles B. Reynolds
md John A. Reynolds, Defendants
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against

Ambrose Lucas and Elizabeth his wife, and Her
~ Pendleton and Edmund Winston surviving lrus
lees OF the said Ambrose and Elizabeth, Defendant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

Cabinet Furniture and Piano Fortes at .7uetiOn.
YENHE Subscriber having determined 10 discontinue
Ill the Cabinet business, will sell under the direction
of Messrs. Danlop, Moncure q Co., on WEDNESDAY
the 2ls of February at his wareroom nearly opposite
the street leading 10 Msyos Bridge, his entire stock Of
Cabinet Furniture, consisting, in part, of splendid card,
pier, dressing, dining and Tabrs Sofas and MA
hogany Chairs, French and Grecian patterns; two
Wardrobes, Of superior style and flush dressing Blu.
reaus, Sideboards, &c.
The above stock will he offered reduced prices for
cash approved paper lme until The day Of sale
He will also sell, upon time, if desired, his large stock
of Cabinet Materials believed 10 be The best in lire State
1t consists in part Of quantity of superior Table wood
very wide and well seasoned (haring been in his pms.
session years;) large quantity Of splendid crotch
and shaded Veneers; 10 thousand feet Of Northern
Pine; or thousand feet of Poplar; number Of Work
benches aud Tools; first rate Turning Lathe, &c
He wishes also, TO lease oul his large and conve
nent shops in Manchester.
To any person wishing 10 engage largely in the bust.
ness, an opportunity is now offered Of doing so upon
terms advantageous than in all probability, will be
meet with again for many years 10 come
p. S-Gcntiemen Of the Legislature and all others,
living at distance who may wish to purchase can
have their furniture carefully boxed At reasonable price,
and kept free Of storage until it may suit their conve-
nence to send for it,
Feb S2-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

NpY virtue of Deed of Trust, bearing date the ls
Ed day Of May, S29, and admitted 10 record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court Of Chesterfield,
the 9Th day of February 1880, from Carter ~ Gillian
and Elizabeth NJ his wife, the subscribers in order to
secure to Colin Clark. his assigns, certain sums Of
money therein mentioned-We. or one of Us, will. on
Saturday the 9th day Of February next, at u clock
on the premises, proceed SELL at public auction for
cash. the tract Of Land in the deed above named, with
the improvements thereon, containing 500 acres more
or less lying on James River, in The county OF Chester
field and bounded by the said river and Stony creek
nd the lands Of James Lyle. ishan Puckp' and Others
much thereof as may be sufficient TO pay and sd
tisfy the sum Of Two thousand five hundred and eleven
dollars with interest and cost of executing The trust
deed which sum is assigned and set over tn Rnbt Tenn
ole and James w. Wnree. by deed from Colin Clark
bearing dao the 9Th day Of December $50, and record
ed in The Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Chester
field on the 18th day Of December. lo3. The tract of
Land in the deeds above named is the same on which
Mr. NJ w Hancock now resides. The tile 10 this land
is believed to be indsputnbe, but We can only convey
such title as is vested in us as trustees.
WIN. B. CLARKE. T,,s,..s
WIN. A. PATERSON,
Ian 80 Sl-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

REWARD for Nelson. who The 2lst Of No
vembc 1885. lie - yeaTs old the August before he
le home middle STATURE thick set dark complexion he has
LOST teeth and Of his fore teeth broken off
quick apprehension spell and read c he has scar on
his forehead believe over ms eeye occa'ioned a hun when
child and his lower lip and about the knee
can carpenters tools WE'LL and can make oetahy
will give the above reward If taken out oihe
State and 800 confined Jail out othe
State 20 that get him If nken this State will give 500
brought If confined 10 Jail IN this State, so Tint
have believe he passing us reo
upper countless about Is or 20 miles above
OF residence is in the county of ooch
land Licking hole Meeting House Aeers 10 me- dIecto
Belham Post Office. JEREMIAH NOODNahD.
Goochland County, Jan. Gath, 1898 49, -,o
revoke all former offers peviou, this dute-Jn 2ith lsS
Jan91 eU-~3"r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

WERY VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE -Pursu,
y ant 10 the last will aud testament Of Maj. Robert
Park decd ofirr, at private sale. The lands belong
ing his estate, situated Oxford Granville County,
North Carolina.
The upper tract lies on both sides of Fishing Creek,
within two MILES O. that Hourishing village and is es.l
ina led to contain 800 acres, POO of which are creek
bottom very productive in grain, and susceptible OF
erea, ulprn rene Mt. moderate expense The upland
is soft easily cultivated and prodGctve and such OF 1t
as is not fresh having for the most part grown up in
pine, is rapidly recovering lis former fertility. There
are 800 acres in original timber well suited TO both fen
cling and building purposes and so situated as 10 be con-
yrnent to all parts Of the plantation. The Improve
nens CONSIST OF comfortable dwelling house, with six
rooms-a large cotton gina granary, with stables ct.
tached-u smoke hnuse-cnrn crib-obacco barns, and
some cabins. 1t is believed tina, excellent oversho
mill might be built this tract. commanding the best
water power 10 the ncighborhond.
The lower tract is situated four miles from Oxford
and contains BY very old surveys, GAO acres. This is
generally believed 10 be une Of the best Of liz
tent in lis section Of country. About l-O are
creek bottom. Of superior quality. and from 40 10 800
acres Of tobacco land yet to clear Timber is very
abundant and at trihing cost. The mill which is
on good site might be put in operation, and rendered
profitable There settlements this land with
dwelling and out houses al each-sone good tobacco
barns, &c.
The terms will be made accommodating and in
vile proposals from such persons disposed make
investments in valuable real estate
Oxford offers the advantages Of schools aud good so.
cietv and these lands present those of SOIL fine wafer
and pure air-Wri,ten Communications will be address
ed 10 Us at Warrenton. North Carolina
WELDON y EDWARDS
GEO D. BASKERVILLE,
Executors Of Robert Park. decd
JAM % 7S-lSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

ANORN, STOCK, &c al .3ncilon.-The subscriber,
" residing in the county Of King William. adjoining
Dabney's Ferry, and abon, Is miles from Richmond,
will sell u, public auction, TUESDAY, the 9th OF Fee
hruarv if fair if not The next fair day, his stock OF Cat
tie, Sheep and Hogs Horses and Mules, between ~
and 10000 lbs. Sheat Oats, quantity of Blade tod-
der. Shucks. &C. and between 3 and L. OGO lbs New
Bacon Household Furniture, Kitchen and Farming
Utensils.
The terms OF sale will be credit Of months for all
sums over Si0-that sum and under, cash. The pur-
chasers will be required execute bonds with good
curity before the property is moved.
will offer nay crop Of Corn al the same time, suppos
ed to be 200 barrels, credit Of 90 days. the purcha
ser giving q negotiable note payable al Bank
The Farm is situated the Panunky River. and is
navgahle for vessels drawing feet wafer, which will
give the purchaser opportunity of shipping. he
can have il beaten out and delivered if required.
3. B. ANDERSON.
la, 1,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

DrBIIC SALE OF NEGROES-iVii he sold, 10 the hshe',
h. je for ca h Il, Ru-kin-hIm Court House, Monday, the
lh Of February that heing day the following slaves ao'-
led ~ F. Rose decd a't division OF "H dow
g, u: Mildred Arthur, Bob julia Anne Char
e,c anc Lacy ucg sally and Betsy Purchasers can nave
c OF x,y niscy days by giving notes with the
n.-,iub. a. Bsnk, with approved endcsers. These
slave. are r.y 4b. and deserve me attention OF class Of
,,,.b,:,,. PRESLEY THORNTON,
JAMES FONTAINE
Executors Of a. F. ROse. deed.
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rccyS or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

-, Tn, ESQclRrs is Published three hmes 'eesh du'
,sr the session. u he SAFE Legislature and t"ies eeeh
dafisy The res: cf Tie year
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
rc, Dollars :- Ga4lt, and Three Dollars o' SIX Rioa'hs,
a:.oas shall hereafter be considered as incurred
NJ, due IA as.ae years publication, u"ess sps.ia,s Or
% f:a c, aa paid for in advance for 'ha' shorter
,i.e whsr ordered. ,.
t,, oc- paid advance, or refer
e BE nadc To Snowa and accessible person III 'esl 10 me
5rr or his nayTcn,. But order Tor ru5iIca.
, without psvmcu, Gon new Subscriber who unacquaned
cond;ioas snse nunoe a'ay Dc eu'' e'ua'"s ~
accompanied by, copy o: this regulation - .
- The nanrs o: all whose ability 10 pay may be
unknown rusliscr remain "ehed on open
80 iR.ssi4,isss Of Et:Vrai c11rea'iUa Of pa
T5. Resolutions are sume results OF the collective Wis
N. bi,er rxpr.-a;e OF the Editorial Corps OF NirsinIa
80, .,- assembled cnG,nni, the i''h Ja"ua'F eS
H. hee Resolutions "snnnrd 20 abide' ne interests
!"coa-snd, and our o"n INTERESTS require aa
Gle a.acrace TO ;ncm ,-.-:, :; 49,, ..s
las to ,i oHcc be Ieuttei lnail, IN good ana
. Il E noes 4, the risk OF the Editor; tie postage o. cH
49, ~ gIt 5y re Wr:crslhe OF single letter
r., 81 a., accvcu 10 II the accumulated posi-
se business, WAC" operates Us e'' ~ 'i
viii pay or nine papers, annually? shall have the
,ea.n sra.s.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
P.,r. Th be recommended the Editors OF Newspaper.
the p1a' Al The head OF papers
for ADVERTISING. naa hat me! s'tlt.! t
aad always suea as to give ia
:Le labor perioifneI - II, e,,-.s, -,,r<,,;o,
square OF S'""n aes or les! n's' !nsttion % ee"' o
-ara ra,aa.ncc - cents
orders distance mns lie accompanied with me a1'nnee
,.y o, sls nc:ofy references, 10 insats execution
rnu.r amount 10 500 per snnun DIS
conn vii De cea: AMI 20 so, OF ~ per cen"
4, Obituaries AID Ncr- from county Whenever Inc
s,a wri,ing this oEire mast he auileaicaet
rs ,rioi>ra Postmaster the mc's!5oho"d, or the!
~ rur..ss! Ever: measure, that bds been taken
10 roo:s gn3 lAsrs has proved hereto ore nna'ai
certified b tie Of the Postmaster Tit;sH o" ne
sIc. . :s::E--y
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r,.iyoM. Sock of DRY GOODS q, AUCTION.

10. purpose dayon: weeks exclusively 10 the col
1, debts tue settlement OF long standing accounts
A., business il the Spring win better
T AMI more ourselves, have determined 10 as
ms, o. Oh. valuable stock of Dry Goods amou"ins 10 aooa'
\: public au o. The sale will take place nj our s'oe,
On 9TH o! Frhrnir con.'nue from uF 20 az! u
e,rr.e:ei conducted ~ M.srs luai"p, MoncHe - Ho
indebted 10 ESPECIALLY ,hose WAC are IA
of OF their old haaees Do II
they shogl! COW 5e received
mar friends an! custoGlc;s informed that We sh1i! aver
rva be pr-pared ihem again, and expect by the
49, " Ami; 10 be abb entirely stock OF Good',
,g3;e yli.ca .uL extensive than heretofore
'' BlXFORD, BROOKS, GAY CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

Sale u Corn. Stock: &c, at Hcak HI.
YHyHE subscriber will seii public auction at Bleak
q Hill. in The county of King William, miles from
1ayors Ferry and p from Richmond, on Tuesday, the
18Th day Of February next if fair, if no The next fair
day thereafter his stock Of cattle sheep, hogs horses,
and mules large quantity Of sbeaf oats and blade od-
der &c. Sc; household furniture, kitchen and farming
utensils. ,
The terms Of sale will be-a credit Of months for all
sums over ten dullars that and under, cash The
purchasers will be required 10 execute bonds with ap'
proved security before the property is removed.
Al the same time. will offer for sale my crop Of corn,
estimated al 400 barrels on credit Of 90 days The pur
chasers giving bonds with approved sccurty-The sub
.crber will state that his stock Of cattle and sheep are
very SUPERIOR and his oxe ne heeyes IN
lower Virginia. IHOMAS u NELsoN:
January 80 ol-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03
Cheste.Sc!d ID, iaa -.

LAND FOR SALEWiii be sold, MoSDAr. the 9Th DAY OF
f.i. fair day, the Bell
of II o'clock Tr-rt Of Las" e@-
deed, the u Hanover
inin. b, late THIS tract OF land 10 -
r., the Richmond thu road ieadin: from Goo!a
Tavern 10 miles from the latter, and 1--WE from
former 3nlss OF u, Richmond a0d Fr"!"'ics
Of wood and 40 hIH between
il and the Railroad. -, MI
he consist Of large large and CONNEXIONS Dwell
honc with roass "a! passages below and pass
ars above outoues: good well OF water III the !ad
AMI fine orchard Schools mills doctors and Posto'lce,
all convenient; The gity vi tn. land sooi N HAL
p the country the situation healthy any TINS SAGE Tue
third cash -he balance 10 one anu Two
80. vel, ,s,sor.I security. JOS. STARKE,
n. D. o7-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03
Manskin Lodge, Jan. 20.

SLAVES FOR SALE -Agreealy to decree of
- Charlotte County Court, in the suit of Dabbs VS..
Dabbs administrators will be sold. 10 the highest bid
der al Charlotte Court House. the 9th day Of Fpbru
ary (being court day. credit till the lst day OF Jan
uary next the purchasers giving bonds with approved
security eight likely Negroes, belonging 10 the estate
of Nancy Dabbs. decd
Ali persons having claims against the said estate, will
bring them forward properly authenticated for payment
and those indebted requested 10 make payment with
out delay. ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN,
Commissioner and admor. Of NSncy Dabbs. decd
Ian T2-t3dF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-03

cavern FOR SA-Ia obedience order os the county
p Ca.s,c-! the Sh day OF jsausf,
l. SHALL sell at public suction on The prem
7th OF February e that old and long
lavcra stand, cud Mooiy With twenty four uce'
Of AND belonging OF tie late Carter Mccoy decd
with thereon, consisting OF riansio mouse
stables The said land IS situated on Inc
MANCHESTER Coal unpke five miles above The town OF
Ma,-.sr N Of Chesterfield. The land highly i"-
proved
credit will he given By the purchaser CIV
approved security und deed of trust the SAID
srutc aymen,s Theti,lc believed 20 be Indi'
sasI, conT. ~ such title oaiy hold commissioner
Noie -eby given all persons who indebted to The es
tale Moody ed make immediate ren IS Tic ST.
ca:on adG OF Leiay-nnt noe who
against will please Present hen o
Authenticated may be niade without &C.
lay, . discharge iacm.
The sud property Mil be shawn to any person DESTROYS TO pun
chase by the uas;ss1et his brothers. who reside on me pre-
r;sss HIRAM 2. MOODY.
Commissioner Of Sdlef.
81