Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
FOR SALE

III from The former The Tract contains about
$50 acles, well adapted 10 the growth of corn,
wheat, oats aud tobacco. The dwelling consists
Of Two buildings, brick and wood, both together
containing fifteen rooms; "a handsome yard with
a variety OF trees, giving The most ample shade,
make il most delightful Summer RESIDENCE
The garden is in high state OF cultivation,
yielding every variety OF vegetable, and having
The greatest plolusion OF flowers. There is a
large peach orchard of the most choice variety of
fruit and young apple orchard selected from
the most choice species. The oui-houses are ul
every variely-many are new-and all in good
repair. A we'll Of the finest water is before the
door 1t is proverbial for its healih-eScapns
whilst the neiShboThood surrounding may BE- Vi
siied with fever To 4 gentleman in The city, this
offers cheap and desirable Summer residence
To any one who would establish boarding
school, the large and coinmodious buildings, tie
healthtuncSs otthe place, lis chcapness, and con-
venence OF access make il peculiarly lit. A
store house, also, is attached 10 the premises
and from the scarcity OF stores in the neighbour
hool at This time, considerable iniucement is
offered 10 Ike merchant Until very recently, the
Store has been in operation, with very little inter
mission, for numbef Of years, always Attending
handsome profits. | will sell privately any time
between this and the Isl day Of August next. II
not sold by thai time, | will offer ii publicly, on
that day, To the highest bidder if fair, il moi, the
next fair day; the terms of sale to be, onc-,hird
cash, the balance in Two equal annual install
menls. Due notice will I've given in case 4 pri-
vare sale should be effected.
May 27-cw,f ELISHA JACKSON.
TN CFlANCERY-Vi VIRGINIA AT Rules held
i in The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for The county Of
Nolroway, on Thursday The 10Th day OF July,
1915:
Elizabeth Anderson, Plaintiff;
/ asans,
Rachel b. Wallhal, IIeardon Green and Sa-
rah his wife, Alphcus A. Green, Richard l..
James Wa!lhall, Benjamin Ogeron, John Bald
win, Richard +. Farrar. Edward L. Winco
Thomas A. Green, John Johnson and William
Green Defendants
The defendants, Rachel B. Walhall, Heardon
Green and Sarah his wife, and Aphcus A.
Green not having entered their appearance and
given security, according TO the ACT OF Assembly
and rules OF This Court and il appearing. by sa-
tislactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth is ordered that The
said defendants do appear here OH The first day OF
October term next and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in The Richmond Enquirer for Two
months successfully, and that another copy be
posted al The front door Of the Courthouse Of This
county. Copy-Tesie:
C. w. FITZGERALD, d. C.
July l5-cw2m
TN CHANCERY -ViRG,NrA:-Nl Su.
L perior Court, May The l7ih, 1915:
John T. Massey and Powhatan Massey, in
fanls under the age OF twenty one years, by VIM.
Bickers, their guardian and next friend, and Eli
Zabeth Petty, plaintiffs,
against
Henry Allison, both in his character as agent
and as executor OF John Massey, deceased, Jas.
T. Hill, Henry Hill, John Boolon, Thomas w.
and Garter G. Hall, joint merchants trading IN
der the style and firm Of Hall d Co., Anthony
Twyman, Tiffany Duva & Co.. (par;ies names
unknnwn 10 The piaintiis) Robert c. Car
Ter, Thomas Carpenter, Hugh w. J. J. Fry.
Elizabeth Hoard, Joseph Good, Pleasant Tins
lev, William Biekcrs, John Fishback, Jonas
Wayman, Forbes x Berry, Hiram Wager, John
Hunlon, VIM. Green, administrator Of Martin
Slaughter, decd, ThoS Ut2 WIN. II. Twyman,
Henry Carpenter and Reuben Thomas, admins
traitors of Aaron Carpenter, decd WIN. Green,
William Ii. Harrison, Julius Ulz and Allen
Uiz Executors of George U,z, deceased Jemima
Carpenter, Joseph A. Early, Executor OF William
Early, deceased, Thomas Pratt, John Weaver,
IT,, Ellio, Blankenbeker, Jonas +. Blankenleker,
Philip S Meniiee, Simeon Bankenbeker, James
A. CARPENTER James w. Saunders John w.
keirle, Johannes Kull, j. J. Bintori & Co, 5.
Broadben,, George Earnest w Cowlcs, Clap,
Cole 4 Co.. Wyeih < Norris Janney, Hopkins
& Hull, Alonzo LiIley 4 Co, Roberts Akin
son, Wa,isworih, Williams S; Co, w. w. & Ii.
Richardson, w r. & a. Murdoch, l. & c. Balt-
zell, Richard Price, Chancey Brooks & Co,
Norris & Brother, L. ii. Virgins, Davis < Bro
Their, John Potter, Philip Lillig y Son, Edward
Jenkins & Son, Zephanah Turner, Van Lew
Smith, FAINT & Sutton, Brooks q Hotchkiss,
Thomas L. Jump and John w. Tiliord,
Defendants:
This cause coming on this day 10 be further
heard upon the papers formerly read, and The re-
ports of Commissioner Humphreys, made on The
first day Of September, 1874, aud Of William
Green Commissioner, &c, Oiled during the rrc-
sent term, 10 which reports no exceptions have
bsen taken, AMI being argued by counsel: The
Courl. upon consideration thereof, doth adJudSe,
order and decree that the said reports be confirm
ed, ANA that il be referred 10 Commissioner HUM
phreys 10 consider and report TO The Court IN whai
manner the fund yet remaining in the hands OF
the said WIN. Green, according to ms SAID re-
port, is 10 he distributed according TO The .prnci-
ples or former orders in this cause. And The bet
Ter 10 enable him 10 execute this decree, IL is fur
Their ordered, that the said Commissioner (tlnn-
phrevs) cause 10 be published in the city of Rich
mond notice TO the creditors Of the late John
Massey, AMI also Of Henry Allison, agent and
executor OF the said John Massey, 10 produce be-
fore the said Commissioner by day 10 lie ap-
pointed in the said notice, their claims, with The
evidence in support thereof; which notice shall be
published for eight weeks successfully, and the
&C. is thereof and all The other cUsS OF the cause
subsequent to The decre,al order OF October term,
lsi3, not heretofore paid out Of The fund in Court,
including the probable costs OF the said Commis
sioners report under this order, and of The Snbse-
quent proceedings in the cause, be paid out oil the
fund so lemaining, as aforesaid, in the hands oi
The said William Gre:D. And IN order 10 defer.
mine definitely the sum 10 be distributed, the said
Commissioner is directed 10 consider The balance
due from Owens and his surety, and Hill and his
surety, as mentioned in The report OF the said
William Green, in the same light as il lhey were
in fact collected by him on the 18th day Of May,
1915, and to estimate the same accordingly: and,
in consideration Of the said William Green sub
hitting 10 be charged with such balances, il is
further ordered that he be at liberty TO collect the
said balances for his own use andbeneh in any
manner he may be advised, and apply here at
future time for any proper order in relation 10 The
same. Copy: IeSte,
,eh, =" III III, i ,hc 9th OF Sep
TENDER next al 10 o'clock, a. NJ, at my ohce
at Madison Courthouse, 10 commence The duties
required by the foregoing decree, when and where
they viii! attend with The evidence TO enable me
to execute the same.
- THOMAS ]. HUMPHREYS, Com'r.
July a-cwSw
TN HANOVER County Court, June d. 1915.
Il On the motion of Edward W. kmbroush, one
OF the legalees and distributes OF John hiln-
brough, deceased, it is ordered that publication oe
made in The Richmond Enquirer, requiring all
persons who have claims. against The Estate OF
the said John Kimbrough, deceased to present
the same for settlement before The September
Term Of this Court, 10 John D. G. Brown, Exec,
utor of said John Kimbrough-ai which, said
Term, the Court will order the said Esta'e'Io be
distributed by the said Executor. among The lesa-
tees and distributes entitled 10 The same.
A Copy-Tesle:
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