Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04
James Riru Limit IL CAaylcs civ County,

James Riru Limit "a Claylcs Gin Couaiu,
SHARES, Sc, FIR Sale.
DY virtue OF a Deed of Trust, executed TO me
ID BY John Minge and wife on The Doth Of July,
1913, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF Charles
City county, will, on TUESDAY, the S,h of
April next, sell 10 the highest bidder al auction
the following property:
North Bend-Described by DR.. Mnge, in
late advertisement in the Petersburg Intell;sen-
Ger, as "a beautiful farm in Charles CITY coun.
", the late residence Of my brother, Jas Minsc,
deceased 1t is healthy, we'll watered, convent.
ent 10 church and mill, and being The red or cho-
colate soil, is particularly adarcdo the growth OF
wheat, corn and clover: contains about $50 acres,
ve-sixths of wh CHI are cleared and in cultivation
and greatly improved by the recent application Of
lime and mari. This land is beautifully situated.
atfnrding the finest view Of The river, for twenty
miles, and in the best neighborhOod in Virginia;
is within two hours run Of Petersburg, five OF
Richmond and the same Of Norfolk The build
ngs are all new, with accommodations for a
large family. One hundred and seventy five
bushels of wheat have been sown, and now look
promising. Extensive preparations have been
made Tor crop of corn, &c.
"1hs land is under Deed Of Trust for $1,000,
on which, have no doubt, time may be had By
paying the interest hallycarly and punctualy-
The balance will be required in cash My son,
who resides on The place, will show il AM 10 per-
sons desiring such property, | would advise a
view of il, that they may decide for themselves,
as these lands are in great demand
John MINGE."
There will be added TO North Bend, and sold
with il, about eighty acres of wood land, living
within few hundred yards of it. This addition
is Of convenience and value 10 the place.
Also will be sold "Hockadays," containing
about two hundred acres situated near Wilcox'S
Mill This land will be sold on credit Of ~
months.
Also between thirty and forty Slaves, some
very valuable, the stock OF mules, oxen, and crop
of corn and fodder, plantation utensils &c. The
properly on crcdi, of twelve months on all sums
over ;:20-undcr that sum for cash.
THOS. s. GHOLSON, Trustee.
Believing i, impossible 10 relieve myself from
debt without sale of this property, have re-
quesied the Trustee 10 sell, which is done with my
entire consent and desire
March 25-cds J. MlNGE.
IN CHANCERY-VInGIxn AT Rules, taken
i in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, Of Prince Edward
county, the 81 day Of March, 1915:
Sarah J. Davis, PIT:
Samuel Mitchell, ST., David Mitchell, James
Mitchell, Ro. Mitchell, Stephen Mitchell, Samuel
Mitchell, Jr., and Judy his vile, Richard Mitch
ell, Sarah X. Davis, Frederick Michel, Blake
w Mitchell, Greed T. Mitchell ami Jane Mitch
ell Defendants.
The defendants David Mitchell, James Mich
ell Robert Mitchell Stephen Mitchell and Ere
derrick Mitchell, not having entered their ap-
pearance, and given security according 10 40 act
of the General Assembly and The rules OF this
Court and it appearing that they ire not inLabi-
tans of this State, on the motion OF the plaintiff
BY counsel, it is entered al rules aforesaid, and
accordingly ordered, that The said defendants,
David Mitchell, James Mitchell, Robert Mitch
ell, Stephen Mitchell and Frederick Mitchell do
appear at rules TO be taken in the Clerks Office
of the said Court, on the first Monday in June
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one OF the public newspapers printed in the city
of Richmond for two months successivey, and
also posted at the front door Of the Court House
of this county. Copy-Tes!e:
3. J. WORSHAM, c. c.