Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27


PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL TAVERN
A L Superior Court Of Chancery, for tie
n Richmond Circuit held at the Capitol, in
the City of Richmond, on Saturday, April l. 1913:
Mary Ladd Plaintiff:
against
Edwin Sydnor and Sarah E. lis wife Thomas
G. Clarke, Nathan B. Clarke, Thomas Nj. LaGd,
James M. Ladd, Nathan b. Ladd, William p.
Ladd, Benjamin +. Ladd Raphael NJ Coma and
ISABELLA a. his wife, who was ISABELLA a. Ladj,
Sarah b. Laid, which said Thomas NJ, James
NJ, Nathan b., William p, Benjamin F., Sahe-
liza A., and Sarah b., arc the sole children, heirs
and devisees OF Ann Ladd, deceased, and john
w. Clarke and Thomas A. Clarke, inlani, unGcr
the age OF twenty-one years, by William G. Sands,
their guardian, assigned 10 defend them in hi.
suit, and Nathaniel c. Crenshaw, Executor eli
Ann I.add, deceased, Defendants:
This cause came on this day, 10 be again heard
BY consent ofthe parties b. their counsel, on the
papers formerly read, and the report and ,ulrey
OF the Real Estate in the city Of Richmond. called
the Bell Tavern property, by Micajah Bates sur
veyor OF the city aforesaid, in obedience 10 The IN
terocuioly decree. pronounced in The cause en
the twcnty-eiShth day OF January last, 10 which
report there IS no exception and was argued b.
counsel. On consideration whereof the Conf
approving and confirming the said report, doth
adjudge, order and decree, that James Lyons
and Alicajah Bales, who are hereby aproin,e!
Commissioners for The purpose, having pub
lished notice Of the time, place and terms Of
sale for sixty days, in some one or more Of The
newspapers printed in the city OF Richmond.
proceed 10 sell, Al public auction, on The premises,
10 The highest bidder the said lot and houses, cali
Ell the Bell Tavern property, on L. street, in Tie
City OF Richmond, containing seventy-ihre fee.
ten inches front on The said street running back
ono hundred and eighty feet eight inches, and con-
tanning superficial area OF one thousand four
hundred and seventy square yards, as appears By
the said report and survey Of the said Micajak
Bates, upon the following terms, TO wit: For cash
as TO so much of the proceeds OF sale as will le
sufficient to defray The costs OF this suit up 10 the
day OF sale, and upon 4 credit OF one and Two
years as TO The residue thereof with legal interest
thereon from the dav of sale. For the said credi,
payments, bonds with approved security are 10
be taken, and the title 10 the property retained IN
Ill the sale shall be confirmed, the purchase mo
ney pad, and a conveyance directed by the court,
and The said commissioners are required 10 report
their proceedings To the court.
BY virtue of the foregoing decree Of The Supe.
rior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit,
the undersigned Ohe Commissioners named in tho
said decree) will proceed TO sell by public auction
on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, on WE'D
NESDAY, the twenly-second day OF January,
1915, at - o'clock, NJ, that valuable property IS
ing on Main Street in the city OF Richmond, upon
which the Bell Tavern and all the buildings ap.
purcnant 10 il are situated
The Lot extends seveniy-four feet on Main ST.
less two inches, and runs back one hundred and
eighty feet eight inches, and there are upon il two
Stores, besides the Tavern and other buildings
The property now rents for -, 400 and lie ne.
cessary repairs and is known in Richmond 10 he
one OF The most valuable pieces Of property in
this city. The terms Of the sale ale expressed il
the decree, and will be conformed to strictly.
JAMES LYONS,
MlCAJAH BATES,
Nov lo-tds Commissioners