Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-17
AUCTION SALES.
By n. b. Hill. Auctioneer.


Will be added 10 nv sale THIS MORNING.
at l0i o'clock likely Negro Man, 20 years old.
Jan. II n. b. HILL Aucl.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUA-
BILE SLAVES.
WILL he offered Tor sale al public auction
/ w on Tuesday the 18th inst, at the lale resi-
dence OF Ma or James Richards in the county OF
Culpeper, 4 number Of VALUABLE SLAVES,
consisting OF several very fine House Servants
and Mechanics. Terms made known on The day
OF sale
All persons having claims agains, The estate
will present them for payment. and those indebted
are requested 10 settle without delay
WM T. l. RICHARDS,
BENZ F. RICHARDS,
Jan s-w,ds Ad'rs OF James Richards dec.
PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL TAVERN
A L Superior Court Of Chancery, Tor The
n Richmond Circuit, held al the Capitol, in
the Cilyo Richmond, on Saturday, April /, ls43
Mary Ladd Plaintiff
against
Edwin Sydnor and Sarah F. his wife, Thomas
G. Clarke, Nathan 3. Clarke, Thomas NJ. Latd,
James M. Ladd, Nathan b. Ladd William p
Ladd, Benjamin F. Laid, Raphael NJ Conn and
ISABELLA A. his wife, who was ISABELLA A. Laid,
Sarah B. Ladd, which said Thomas NJ, James
NJ, Nathan g.. William p, Benjamin f.. Safe
liza A., and Sarah e., are The sole children heiis
and devisees OF Ann Ladd deceased, and John
w. Clarke and Thomas A. Clarke infants under
the age ol twcnty-one years, By William G.. Sands,
their guardian. assigned 10 defend them in this
sui, ana Nathaniel 4. CTe!l>haw, Exec uior VI
Ann I.add deceased Defendants
This cause came on this day, 10 he again heard
by consent Of the parties, BY their counsel on the
papers formerly read, aud The report and survey
OF the Real Estate in The city OF Richmond called
the Bell Tavern property, BY MicaJah Bales, Sur.
veyor OF The city aforesaid, in obedience 10 the m
ierloculory decree, pronounced in the cause, ON
the twenly-eishth day OF January last 10 which
report there is no exception and was argued by
counsel. On consideration whereof the Court
approving and confirming the said report, doth
adJudge, orier and decree, that James Lyons
and Micajah Bates, who are hereby appointed
Commissioners for The purpose, having pub
iShed notice of the time, place and terms 81
sale Tor sixty days, in some 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 call
ell the Bell Tavern property, on L. street, in the
City OF Richmond, containing seventy-hIeo iest
len inches front IN the lid street. running back
one 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 nlicaJah
Bates, upon the following terms, 10 wit: For cash
|
sufficient 10 deiray the costs OF this su up 10 the
day of sale, and upon credit OF one and two
| years Is 10 the residue thereof with legal interest
thereon from the dav OF sale. For the said credi;
payments, bonds with approved security are .
be taken, and the title 10 The property retained
Ill the sale shall be confirmed, The purchase mo-
ncy paid, and a conveyance directed BY the couIt.
and The said commissioners are required 10 report
their proceedings 10 The court.
I he Irrrlp AZ h.
rior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit.
the undersi sncd Qhe Commissioners named in the
said decree) will proceed 10 sell by public auction
on the promises, 10 the highest bidder, on WE'D
| NESDAY, the twenty-second day of January,
1915 at II o'clock, NJ, that valuable property Is
ing on Main Street in the city OF Richmond, upon
which the Bell Tavern and all tie buildings az.
purlenant 10 il are situated
The Lot extends seventy -four feet on Main 81,
less two inches, and runs back one hundred and
eighty feet eight inches, and there are upon Mo
/ Stores, besides the Tavern and other buildings
The property now rents for &, 400 and The me-
cessary repairs, and IS known in Richmond I" lee
one OF The most valuable pieces Of property in
this city. The terms of the sale are expressed in
The decree, ana will be coniorned 10 strictly.
JAMES LYONS,
MICAJAH BATES,
Nov. l9--lds Commissioners
dam-E1r Sale IIutom Rcsorc.
/ DY virtue OF Two deeds ol trust, or one OF them
| D as the case NAV require, executed By Chas
A. Scott during his life, and duly recorded in he
Clerks Office of the County Court OF Ruckine-
| ham The undersigned, Trustee, will, on FRIDAY,
| the 9Th day OF March 1885, il fair if mol the ncA
| fair day thereafter Sunday excepted) offer icr
sale 10 the highest bidder Tor cash, al The residence
Of William a Scott, on the premises Tie whole
or as much as may be sufficient for The purposes
| for which said deeds were executed, OF the tract
Of land in The said deeds mentioned, on which the
said Charles A. Scott resided, adjoining The lands
/ of George Booker and Others and upon whic
there exists 4 previous lien Tor the benefit u
Charles Everett Tor upwards Of $l4 000-and IN
der which deed il is advertised TO he sold on ilr
same day This tract is beautifully situated on the
south side Of James River, in full view u, AMI
] having easy communication with The canal, about
| 10 miles above Richmond, and contains alon,
300 acres, of which about 300 acres river
| low-gronnds-a large portion OF the high land j.
perhaps the richest in Buckingham. The whole
tract lies well, is well waiercd and as healthy
situation as any in Virginia. The title 10 BIZ
oured by the sale under The trust deeds is believed
10 he unquestionahle, but selling rs Trustee
| shall convey such title only rs invested in ne ~
snch. The land will be shown TO any person de-
string 10 purchase, by William A. Scott or George
Booker. AT the same lime and place, and upon
sale upwards OF twenty slaves.
WM BRANCH, Trustee.
JAM lO-cwlds
SALE or VALUABLE LANDS GRlST
AND SAW MILLS SC.
| TN pursuance Of three several Deeds OF Truss,
L made hy The late WIN. G. Elan and wife, AMI
Of another by James Il Chealham and wife, AMI
\ in conformity with decree Of the County Cou'i
of Chesterfield for The foreclosure thereof pro
nounced lie OH Of December last, and an amen
datory decree pronounced the 18th inst: We ..
1 Commits toner's therein named or one O. u. Will
proceed, on FRIDAY the eth Of February next,
al The late residence OF The said VIM q. Elan,
10 offer for sale at public auction, the following
rca estate, 10 wit
The Tract Of Land on which the said EIan
lately resided containing about 225 acres, lynn.
| on Syii Creek in the said county, with saw
Mill and Crist Mill, connexions dwelling
! house and other Improvements thereon, all new,
or nearly 50.
| Also, another Tract, containing about III acre.
living on the North side OF Inc said Creek, adJon-
ing the lands OF H. ri. Brooks, l.. d. Homer and
Others with The Improvements.
The above property offers unusual attraction
something like one half, perhaps more OF th-
land being low grounds Of uncommon fertility and
the mills commanding good custom, and siIna-
ted in neighborhood Astounding in timber.
TERMS One third cash; onethrd in one, aia
the residue in two years. Bonds with aPprosei
security 10 be given and the title 10 The property
retained until payment.
A, s WooLDRIDGE. com.,s
r. w. FLOURNoY, 'o"i =
Al the same time will probably be sold some
wagons carry-ogs carts, &c. Jan. l6-wlds-
Taiunble Raj Eaair, on NnrigaNe Hat1, ma
James Rirer, fer SHE
TINE subscriber wishes 10 sell his Plantation,
| i near Cabin Point, called Mill Farm lying on
/ Upper Chpoaks creek, containing about 1000
acres 300 Of which are in the county of Primo
/ C.aorao .,d Ito b,l,nc, in SiIrrv The creek j.