Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08
GEORGE w. MUNFORp.
Sept 2o-cld> Commissioners.


0SO NEGROES FOR SAIE-The sub
= w scriber will sell, by private contract, in
families and lois 10 sui purchasers, the ahoy,
named number OF likely and valuable negroes n
any time between the present date and the first ~
December neXI ar until that number OF there
abou,S is disposed ol Southern planters ana o;h-
er> rt&tiGgD lnrtkdEt are requested la call up
on The subscriber, residing near Loietto Post OF.
nee, Essex county, Na.-anda all letters o.cnquiry,
po1 pant. will be promptly attended to. The IA
ci!ite> Tor transportation, by land or wafer are
very good, and the negroes, rs a lot are equa! 10
any ever offered Tor sale in Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR.
July 4 !I-if Executor OF Rob't =. Waring.
Iaiuatie Rtai Eaate on .hmes Rirey, in Budlps.
h9s, toc :Stir H.tboW re~rrc
DI virtue oi Two deeds of trust or one ot them
- a. the case may require. executed hy Chaile,
\ Scott during his life. and ,luly recorded in the
Clerks Office oi the County Count OF Euckiu@
ham, The tir>t Of which bears date The 9l>' day ot
April, l-i5, and The other the / lrh November,
ISl2. the undersigned, Trustee will on WE'D
NE>DAY. the 18Th day of DECEMBER. lsIi
offer ior sale. to the highest bidder. Tor cash ~
the residence ct William 4 Scott, IN The sand
county, the whole, ~ much H. may be- subj
Gent for the purposes for which the sah! dcc,is
deeds mentioned on which the said Charles 4
scott resided, adjoining the lands OF George Book
er ard Others and upon which there exists pre-
vion> lien for the benefit OF DR. Charles Everett
upon which there is due about $1,000 THIS
Tract Is beautifully situated on the South >iJt
Of James river. in fun view Of and having
easy communication with the Canal about nine
~ miles above the city OF Richmond, and j. est
mated 10 contain abont twenty-seven hundfed
acres, ot which II Is supposed upwards oi three
hundred acres are valuable river low grounds
y large portion of the high land is perhaps ihr
richest in Buckingham The whole Tract lies
well is well walered and aS healthy a situation
as any in Virginia. The sum required - To-.
raised under the deed OF trust which i lor the be
ncit of Mrs. Nancy Nicholas Administrative 81
George Nicholas, deceased, will be upwards oi
nineteen thousand dollars. II is expected thai the
lien i'll favor Of DIR. Everc,, will be enforced VA
The same day, and thai the whole Trac! will b"
thus offered Tor sac al the same time. By the
terms oil the deeds The sale j. required Ia be- Eia6''
Tor cash bat il is probable that the purcha>cr at
purchasers will be able To- make with the paii,-,
Interested some anaUgemcntby which reasonable
time NAV be obtained The title Ia be- acquired
bv the sale under The deeds OF trust j. believed To-
he unquc>ionahlc The sale Will be- made sub
lcc To the lien existing III favor Of DR. Everett ur
with his consent, and 10 the dover right 81 the
widow oi the said Charles A. Scou; but. ScIllnyaS
Trustee, shall onlv convey such title IL i vest
ii in me The land will he shown 10 any person
desiring To purchase by William A. Scott who
resides on The plantation, and whose house viii he
open on the day OF sale, with all necessary com
forts for those Attending the sale. IT, from bal
weather CT any o,lcr catiSc. the Trustee should
deem it proper iur the interest, and rights oi The
parties concerned, Ia postpone the sale, The >auc
will he ADJOURNED hum day To day. The lani
will certainly IN sold and persons de,lon> q!
purchasing n most valuable. healthy. beautiful
ani con:enicui iarm. are especially invited II
com. and examine the line crops row growing
upon II. W NJ. BRANCH, Trustee
oct l--3awljs
Trust SALE. or LAND AND NEGROES.
l. : virtue al a deed ui trust executed 10 u> hv
ID Tie late Ciach Robinson. Tor purposes therein
specified, dated The sth day OF March, 1913, ;tnd
duly recorded ~ he REGISTERS Oliicc q, Warren
County We viii sell To the highest bidder, on
FRIDAY the first day of November next al The
plantation known a. the Jones Plantation all the
Lands Oft the sad Robinson lVin@ an The North
side Of the Roanoke river and abont seventeen
likely Negroes. There arc about two thousand
lwo hundred acres Of Land, a good portion ot
which is superior river bottom The upland II oi
good quality and well limbcicd. THIS Land VA
purchased bv the sand Robinson, ol the late Fran
lis Jones and others, and may b. conveniently Ill
vi,ri into two or more tracts Ia >ult purchasers.
The healthy region III which this Land lies, th:
fertility ol the soil and lis location being in hr
immediate vicinity Of the Raleigh and Castor
raj! road. and only about fifteen miles above Ga
ton. combines advantages rarely offered ~ ans
country. Those wishing 10 purchase are request
cd la vicw the premises, which will lc shown hy
Mes>is William or Allen Robinson, both 81
whom live upon the premises, OF By either oi the
subscribers. Bonds with approved sccnriiy will
be- required Tor tie purchase money oi the Land
-one hall payable Oh the 9Th February next, the
other halt payable on the 9TH oiFeb!nan lsiG--
The Negroes will bc Sold Tor cash. The right Ia
The whole of the property * niispu,abe. bnr, sell
ling as trustees shall convey such title oEly a.
i vested in Us BY said deed
~ MILAN.
o. ID. Fits.
Trustees.
~ T. All the creditors oi G.. Robinson decd
are requested 10 furnish us with statement Girhr
amount or balance due them on or before the 10Th
day of October those living at a distance can
10 - by letter, addressed 10 ris at Macon Depot
" arren, y. e. y. VI
O. d +,
Oct, ids trustee.
TRUST SALE ofVALUABLE PROPERTY
10y yirluc of deed oi trust executed TO the
ID subscribers by Col Thomas p. Richardson.
the 5tl DAY Of June, 1913, and recorded in Chai-
loe Conn'v Court the same day we shall pre-
coed 10 sell by way 81 public auction on the pre-
misses near Charlotte Court House Oh Weincs
day, the nh day of October ncX', The lot 81 Land
on which Col. Thomas T. Richardson ROW Pc
sides. containing about 61s acres Oh which Is 81
luaed a large and comfortable Dwelling House,
and also I Tanncfy, commanding all extensive
patronage.
The Tanrery and few acres OF land adlon-
ing IT, will bc sold separately from thu Dwelling
House. Also - acres oil Land adjoining the
former, being The residue remaining after The sale
TO George Harvey Also, the undivided noiey
Of the said Richardson in the Lot oil II. acres,
adjoining the Dwelling House Tract, owned
Jointly bY him and Dr. Brown Also, a Lot 81
-. acres OF Land bought Of james p. Marshall,
ana living on the road leading 10 Prince Edward
Courthouse
~ ALSO, ABOUT TWENTY NEGRO
SLAVES-and all the said Richardson's stock
of Horses, Cattle. Sheep and Hogs, and all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture and Plantation
Tools, Tanners ard Shoemakcrs Tools one Cat
riage and Harness, four Wagons and Gears, and
one Piano Forte.
TERMs--The Slaves will be sold ior cash.
and the other personal property on a credit Of six
months for all sums above -: for that sum and
under cash. The Lands will be sold on cre-
dit Of one ana two years, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security. and deed
of trust on the land sold, 10 secure the payment
Bond and good personal security viii also be
required Of the purchasers OF The personal pro-
perry
The title OF all the property is believed to IT,
good; but, acting as trustees, we will not lie liahle
for any detect.
RICHARD J. GAINES, lr,,,,,o
WINsLOW ROBINSON, : trustees
Charlotte c. H., Sept. II. iui IDS
THE ,r-weel,ly Mail Coach for While Sui
i phur Springs Lewisburg, Charleston and
Guyandoue, passing Balcony Falls, Natural
Bridge. Dagger's or Dibrells Springs, Clifton
Forge Covingon and Calaghan's-and, also, the