Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-26
Er,easire sale Of Tninable Lands IN ORANGE.

\ pursuance Of a decree pronounced on 10th Feb, 1910, BY the
~, IN which James Heron, administrator, and others are plaintiffs,
lmI le heuS OF Thomas Macon, dec, and others are defendants;
iha under The authority conferred upon Us by the said decree rs
SPECIAL commissioners Of the Conr, we shall proceed on Fri
Jay, the 9Th day of May next, if fair, # not the next fair day, 10
-. ~, upon nn ,ne lands ut public auction, the following tracts Of land,
WIN All the buildings and improvements thereon, in the County
md by him conveyed TO William Hay, Jr, Edmund W. lootcsand
Geors" Fisher, by deed Of Trust, dated the 9Th June, 1917, and duly
recorded III the County OF Orange; which tracts are described in
The said deed of trust as follows, viz:
\ 'rac, containing one thousand cight hundred and twenty one
!crcS, conveyed to The said Thomas Macon by 2acllariah Burnley,
zee, by his deed bearing date The LIST January, 1899, duly recorded
~ me Court Of Orange County; The boundaries of which are par
tIr,Iiarly set forth in the last mentioned deed.
Ai..", a tract Of sixty, three acres adjoining thereto, purchascdhy
SAM Thomas Macon Of John Scott, trustee of Reuben Burnley.
Also; = tract containing all tlni tract which was conveyed 1"
deed dated la NII' Suv" y I"r" Is ii. d. div :" recorded rJJ in !" The " dis,t ~
Court OF Fredericksburg; the boundaries OF which are particular
y set forth in The last mentioned deed, with the exception of three
hundred acses thereof, conveyed by said Thomas Macon TO his
hrst mentioned tract, purchased Of Zachannh Gibbs, and bounded
by the lands Of John Williams, Joseph Williams, James Barbour
and Robert Mansfield.
Also, one other uae, lying on Blue Run, containing 300 acres
Madison, William Smith and reuben Newman.
We shall al the same time, by the same authority, proceed TO
Of the Slaves conveyed by The deed OF trust Of the 9Th June, 1917,
aforesaid, AMI moi already Sold under the said deed, or their in
crease, as shall he produced TO Us.
Its proposed 10 have these lands surveyed before the sale, and
sub-divided int" smaller tracts, which may be sold separately OF
together, 10 suit the wishes OF purchasers. The decree gives US
power 10 do 80.
If the sales are not completed on the day when they are com.
mcnced, they Will be continued from day 10 day, or from time 10
time, until completed.
IERMs.-Ihc lands are 10 u " SOFA on these terms: Onc-iutifth al
the purchase money Ia be- paid in cash, the rest in three equal an.
nuali mstalmen,s. The credit payments 10 he secured by bond with
good personal security, and by retaining the TILE Of the land ill
he last payment Is made.
The slaves Ia be sold for cash, or upon short credit.
L. S.-Thra above mentioned tract conveyed In Thomas Macon
by John Baylor, and Frances his wife, will mol he sold. the Com
nisSioncrs having been Informed since the first publication orthis
advertisement. uhuugh they do not know the fact that that tract
was sold several years ago by Thomas Macon himself
JAMES LYONS,
&. \. JOHNSON, '""E r.
Marcia 81 l07-tdS
POSTPONEMENT
The above sale is postponed until Friday, the 10Th of June next.
J. !.