Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-13
PTBLIC SALE OF NEGROES

PUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES.
Tn CHANCERY-VIRolSA In Hcntico
i County Court, November Sth, 1914:
Robert Barker administrator OF his late wife
Mary INN Barker, and administrator OF NiliIam
A. Robinson, deceased, PA
against
Abel Fletcher, and Thomas s. Robinson, IN
infar', under the age Of twenty-one years, ny
Loft. :. Elicit, his guardian al htem, assigned
by the Court To defend him in this suit. DIS
Loitin y. Elicit is BY the Court assigned guar.
dian al Mea, TO the inian, defendant TO defend
him in this suit and this cause came on this day
10 be heard by consent OF adults and OF infant b.
consent OF his guardian al item on the bill and
answers and was argued hv counsel On con-
sideIaon whereof The Court doth adjpdge, order
and decree, that Robert Parker, who IS appointed
special commissioner for the purpose, do sell tho
slaves, Jacob and Nancy, by public auction, 10
the highest bidder for cash, al the front door If
The Bell Tavern, in the City Of Richmond
BY virtue OF the foregoing decree Of the County
Court OF Hcnrico, the undersigned, Special com
missioner named in the said decree, will proceed
10 sell, by public auction, in front OF the Bel
Tavern, in the City of Richmond, on Moncat,
the 30,h day of the present month at 10. O'Clock,
for cash, the said slaves, Jacob and Nancy jacob
is mulauo man, about % ord years old, ard IS
first rate brick mouldcr Nancy is about ! or
~ years old, likely and nimble-raiscd about the
house. The terms OF the sale arc expressed in
the decree and will be coniormed TO strictly
ROBERT BARKER, Spl Corr
II Sale conducted by y. b. HIT, Auct.
Dec. 1-c&d2awtds
PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL TAVERN.
A T Superior Cout, OF Chancery, for tic
II Richmond Circuit, held al the Capitol, in
the City OF Richmond, on Saturday, April L. lSi3:
Mary Ladd, Plaintiff
against
Edwin Sydnor and Sarah F. his wife, Thomas
G. Clarke, Nathan E. Clarke, Thomas NJ. Ladd,
James NJ. Ladd Nathan b. Ladd. William p
Ladd Benjamin F. Ladd, Raphael NJ. Conn ana
ISABELLA a. his wife, who was ISABELLA A. Laid.
Sarah 3. Ladd, which said Thomas NJ, James
NJ, Nathan B., William p, Benjamin F., Sale
liza A, and Sarah B., arc Ike sole children, heirs
and devsees of Ann LaGd, deceased, and John
w Clarke and Thomas 4 Clarke. infants unGcr
the age Of twenty. years, b, William c. Sands,
their guardian, assigned 20 defend tiirln in thl>
sui, and Nathaniel =. CrcnsEaw, Executor OF
Ann Ladd, deceased, Defendants.
This causc came or this day, 10 be AGAIN hear!
by consent ofthe parties, nv Their counsel on the
papers formerly read, and the report and survey
Of the Real Estate in the city al Richmond, callet.
the Bell Tavern property by Micajah Bales. sur.
ycyor OF the CITY aforesaid in obedience 10 the in
terlocu.ory decree; pronounced in the cause, GA
the twenty-ciahh day OF January last, 10 which
report there Is TO exception, AMI was argued h.
counsel. On consideration whereof. The Coui,
approving end confirming tie said report. Goth
adudge, order and Decree that James Lyons
and Micajah Bates who are he.eby arpoi.te.
Commissioners for The purpose, having pull
lished notice Of the time, place AMI terms of
sale for siyiy DAYS il. some one or more Of ,ae
newspapers printed in TIE city Of Richmond,
proceed 10 SELL nj public auction on he premises,
10 The highest bidder, The said LOT and houses. cali
Ell the Bel Tavern property, on I. street, in the
City of Richmond, containing seventy three &c.
ten inches froAl on the said street. running back
one hundred and eighty feet eight inches and con-
tanning superficial area Of ono thousand four
hundred and seventy square yards, as appears by
the said report and survey Of the said Micalah
Bates, upon the following terms, TO wit: For cash
as 10 so much ofthe proceeds OF sale as will l..
sufficient 10 deiay the costs OF his ,ui, No 10 the
day OF sale, and upon n credit OF ere and Two
years as 10 The re>i,:ue thereof with legal interest
thereon from the dav u! sale. For the said creii;
payments, bond, with approved security are 10
be taken, and the title 10 The property retained w.
I'll the sale shall he confirmed, ,hc purchase mo-
ney pad, and a CO. Yeyance directed L. he court,
and the said commissioners are required 10 lcpo.t
their proceedings 10 the couri.
BY virtue OF the foregoing decree Of the Surc.
rior Court of Chancery Tor The Piedmont Circuit
the undersigned Che Commissioners named il the
said decrec) will proceed 10 sell bv public auo.ion
on the premises, L. the highest BIDDER, OH WE'D
NESDAY, the twen,y-sccnEd dav Of January,
1915. al IL o'clock NJ, that valuable property is
ing on Main Street IN the city OF Richmond, uroa
which the Bell Tavern and all the buildings AZ
purtenani 10 II are situated
The Lot extends seveniy-lour feet Oh Main 81,
less two inches and rms h,cs i,InIr ei .ra
eighty feel eight inches. and there arc upon i. Two
Stores, besides The Tavern and other buildings.
The property how rents for -. 100 and the ne
cessary repairs and Is known III Richmond 10 lie
one OF the most valuable pieces Of properly in
this city. The terms OF the sale are expressed in
Tie decree, and will be contormcd To strictly.
JAMES LYONS,
MlCAJAH BATES,
Nov. l9-tds Commissioners,