Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-10
AUCTION SALES.
BY n. Il. Hill, huctioneer.
NEGROES.

Ntl1hlcS
Will be sold BY me on WEDNESDAY, the
18th inst, at l0l o'clock, Fifteen Likely Negroes.
Soldby order OF the Executors, and sold for no
fault. n. b. HILL,
Jam 10 Auct
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUA-
BILE SLAVES.
WILL he offered Tor sale al public auction
w on Tuesday the 2Sth inst, al The late resi-
dence OF Major James Richards in the county ol
Culpeper, number Of VALUABLE SLA YES,
consisting OF several very fine House Servants
and Mechanics. TENS made known Oh The Gay
oi sale.
All persons having claims against lie estate
will present them Tor payment and those indebted
are requested 10 settle without delay.
WM. T. L. RICHARDS,
BENZ +. RICHARDS,
Jan S-wtds Adrs Of James Richards, dec.
PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL PAVERN.
A 1 Superior Court Of chancery, for the
n Richmond Circuit held al The Capitol, in
the City OF Richmond on Saturday, April |, 1915
Mary Ladd, Plaintiff:
against
Edwin Sydnor and Sarah L. his wife, Thomas
6. Clarke, Nathan &. Clarke, Thomas NJ Iai,,,
James NJ. Ladd, Nathan b. Ladd, William ?.
Ladd, Benjamin +. Ladd Raphael NJ. Conn and
ISABELLA A. his wife, who was ISABELLA A. LaGG,
Sarah b. La,d, which said Thomas NJ, James
NJ, Nathan B., William p, BenJamn r., Sale
lia A., and Sarah t., are the sole children, heirs
and devi>ces oil Ann Ladd, deceased, ana John
w. Clarke and Thomas a. Clarke, infant, under
the age Of twen,y-one years by lillian c. Sands,
their guardian, assigned 10 defend them in hi,
suit, and Nathaniel Z. Clen,llaw. Executor o.,
Ann Ladd, deceased, Defendants:
This cause came on this day, 10 tie again hearl
by consent oitle parties, hy their counsel on thu.
papers formerly read, ana The report AMI survey
OF the Real Estate in the city OF Richmond called
the Bell Tavern property by Micajah Bates. SUI
rcyor OF The city aforesaid, in obedience Ia The IN
teiloculury decree, pronounced III The cause. on
the twenly-eishlh day Of January last, 10 which
report there is no exception, and was a,2ncl by
counsel. On consideration whereof, The Court
approving and confirming the said report. doth
adJudge, order and decree, that James Lyons
ana MicaJah Bales, who are hereby appointed
Commissioners for The purpose, having pub
llshed notice oi the time, place ana lrlms OF
sale Tor Sixty days IN some one or more 90! The
newspapers printed in the CITY OF Richmond
proceed 10 sell, al public auction, on The premises
Ia The highest bidder, The said ol and houses call
cd the Bell Tavern property, ON +. street, IN l,.
City Of Richmond, containin. scycht, thee ltrt
ten inches front on the "a i'll street, running hari,
one Huilultu anu eSlN Iett cl1ht inches, ana con-
tanning a superficial area OF one thousand four
hundred AMI seventy square yards, a. appears bv
the said report and survey Of the said McaJah
Bales, upon the following terms, 10 vii: For cash
as 10 80 much OF The proceeds OF sale as will he
sufficient 10 dclray The costs OF This sui up ID The
day of sale, and upon credit OF one ana Two
years is 10 the residue thereof with legal interest
thereon from The dav of sale. For the said credit
payments, bonds with approved security are 10
he taken, and The lille 10 The polelly retained I'M
Ill the sale shall be confirmed, The purchase mo-
ney PAID and conveyance directed Nv Tie ooull,
ami The said commissioners are required Ia report
their proceedings 10 the court.
By virtue Of the foregoing decree ol he Supe-
ror Court of Clancery .lor The Richmond Circuit,
the undersigned Ohc Commissioners named in The
said decree) will proceed 10 sell BY public auction
on the promises, 10 the highest bidder, on WED.
NESDAI, the twenty second day of January,
1878, al II o'clock, NJ, that valuable property w.
ing on Main Street in the city Of Richmond, upon
which The Bell Tavern and all the buildings az
purlenant Ia il are situated.
The Lot extends >evenW-four feet on Main 81,
less two inches, and runs back one hundred and
eighty feet eight inches, and there are upon it Two
Stores, besides the Tavern and other buildings
The property now rents for IL, 400 and The ne.
cessary repairs, and IS known in Richmond 10 be
one OF the most valuable pieces Of property in
this city. The terms Of the sale are expressed in
the decree, and will be coniormed 10 strictly.
JAMES LYONS,
MICAJAlI BATES,
NOv l1--tls Commissioners