Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11

CaM will I've demanded for all The property.
AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE Trustee.
Feb. 6-cwh,s
THRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
i SONAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of Deed
OF Trust from Samuel Lyle, which bears date on
The lth day OF March, 1913, and of record in The
Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Prince Ed
ward, for purposes therein mentioned, the I'M
defsisned will sell, al public auction, on Friday
the 2lst day of March, 1916, four-fiilhs or all Of
said Samnel Lyles interest in Tract of Land
lying, and being in the county of Prince Edward,
on The waters of Briery, containing, BY estima-
ton. seven hundred acres, (being the residence
and estate of the late Rev. Mathew Lyle, deceas-
ed:) also, said Lyle's interest in The Household
and Kitchen Furniture Stock, Plantation Uten-
sis, Library, and his four-iihs interest in eleven
Negroes, conveyed in said Deed of Trust, and
their increase since The date OF the Deed OF
Trust above mentioned.
The terms of sale will be for approved neso-
table notes, with good cndorsers, payable al six
twelve and eighteen months Tor The land, from
The day OF SALE and Tor the personal estate, all
sums under ten dollars, cash will be required; over
that amount, credit of six months, from day Of
sale, will be allowed, the purchasers giving APP
proved negotiable notes, well endorsed
The undersigned will convey only such title as
is vested in him; but the title is deemed unques-
iionable. II The sale is not completed on The first
day, it will be continued from day TO day, until
closed NATHANIEL A. VENABLE,
Feb. ll-wtds- Trustee.
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE AND SLAVES.-By virtue of
Deed OF Trust, executed 10 the subscribers by
Lucy NJ. Woodward and Laucelot Woodward.
bearing date The 10Th day Of June, 1913, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the County Court
Of Goochand, on the DID day OF the same month,
for the purpose OF securing the payment OF debts
due 10 William Firth and William A. Derick.
therein mentioned in said deceive, the under
signed Trustees, al the request Of the parties in
lerested, will offer for sale on the 18th day of
March, 1915, al public auction 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, Al the residence of said Woodward,
the following property. 10 wit: one tract Of land,
containing $50 acres, be The same more or less,
lying in the county ol Goochland, adjoining the
land OF Thomas NJ. Randolph and others, known
bv The name Of Woodward's Coal Pits; also one
Tract containing 10 acres adjoining the same he
the same more or less; also, twelve likely Ne
groes, or 50 much OF the aforesaid property as
may be sufficient oSatisiy said deed.
The title 10 the above property is believed to be
good, but acting as Trustees, We Shall only con-
veg such title as is vested in us.
ROBERT FARRAR, r
LlNsEY CLARKE, trustees
Feb. 1S-wlds'
EXECUTORS SALE.
DY virtue of the last will and testament OF
ID Reuben Gardner decd, shall dispose OF,
BY public auction, on WEDNESDAY the 18th
OF March nexl, if fair il not the next fair day al
his late place olreSidence, in the county Of Han
over, Ii miles from the city of Richmond, and
three miles southwest OF Hanover Town, all the
estate, both real and personal, not specially dis
posed Of OF which he died seized and possessed
The real estate consists OF one tract Of land con-
tanning 500 acres about 80 OF which is fiat land OF
the Pamunky River and Pototo,omoi Creek: the
balance is hig.: land in good condition The field
for corn for the present year will be well enclosed
and two-hirds of it will be ready 10 receive seed
by the dav Of sale, and will produce, with good
tiagp, between $50 and 500 barrels of conn., on
this tract there are no Improvements One other
tract containing DAP. acres, adjoining the lands
OF the Study Farm, Mr.. X. L. Haw, and Dr. T..
S. Taley; about 100 acres are cleared, the balance
clothed with growth principally OF oak, and is
we'll adapted to the culture OF corn and oats, and
is susceptible Of and possesses the facilities for
imrrovemenl on this there is a small, but com
Portable dwelling house.
One other tract, containing 10 acres about
80 acres Of which are cleared The balance we'll
imbercd with heart pine and other growth; this
tract lies in the vicinity Of Bethesda meeting
house. about miles from the city Of Richmond,
and has on il small but comfortable dwelling
house, and some ont-houscs. MIR. Bosher, living
on the premises, will show this land 10 any per-
son wishing to view il. Mr.. Trainham, who
may be found at the old family domicil, in the
immediate vicinity of the other wo tracts will al
tend any person wishing 10 view Them
The personal estate consists OF about FORTY
SLAVES, men, women, boys and girls, likely
and of good character. Gentlemen wanting ser
wants for heir farms, and traders in slaves, have
every inducement 10 attend the sale Of them, as
The legaiecs are principally minors, and some of
them in other States, al TOO great distance 10 at
lend the sale. Also. Of horses, mules work oxen,
COWS sheep and hogs, a carriage and barouche,
with harness for Two horses, household ndkichen
furniture
Terms.--For the land, cash will be required,
rs 10 one-third OF the purchase money; the re-
naming lwothrds in two equal annual pay
menls, one on the 18th Of March, 1916, the other
On the 18th Of March, 1917, secured by deeds Of
rust For the slaves, cash will be requred.--
For the other perishable estate. cash will be re-
Iuircd for all SIMS not exceeding $40; over that
sum credit will be given 10 the Isl OF January,
with approved security.
All persons having claims against The estate, |
will please make them known-those inde,eio |
he estate, are requested TO MAKE speedy pay |.
nenl. THOS GARDNER,
Ex'r of Reuben Gardner, dec.
~ b. II is expected that about 400 bbls of
,orn, with its offal, and $50 bushels Of cleaned
,ats, and parcel OF picked pork, belonging 10
he estate of Mrs Sarah Gardner, dec, will be |
lisposcd.of at the same Tine Feb. 2O-c,ds
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
MISSISSIPPI.
DY virtue OF decree OF The Chancellor, en- !
ID tered a, Jackson on the 18th February, 1915, |
will sell, as Commissioner, on the 9th April |
text, al The Office Of the asSignees OF The Com. |
nercial and Railroad Bank of Vicksburg, at the |
abroad depot at Vicksburg, Tor one-itlh cash,
,aance in |, 80 and years equal payments, a /
arge amount Of Real Estate belonging TO said
ssignces, consisting OF about 80 lots and parts OF
OILS in the city of Vicksburg, many OF them i'm
rovcd with stores, residences and hotel; over
1000 acres of land in Warren county; houses
nd lois in Clinton; $500 acres OF land in Kinds
ounty; $500 in Rankin; house and loIin Yer
on, and 40 acres OF Land in Madison county; GAO
n Holmes, ego in Yazoo, 1000 Carroll, 400 acres
nd town lot No 81 in Grenada, in Yalobusha coun-
!; 450 in Tallahatchie, 1000 in Sunfower, GAO in
;oahoma, 400 in Bolivar, 1000 in Washing
On, and 5000 in Issaquena some improved,
Ut the greater part unimproved and fertile lands,
detailed list OF which is published in the "Mis-
issippian" newspaper at Jackson. Information
$ to titles, qualify, &C.. &c, can be had BY APP
lica,ion at The Office Of The Assisnees, who will
ave MAPS, certificates. &c, prepared for inspec-
len BY the 18th Of March-or, BY application 10
]. ROACH, Commissioner.
March l0-dlt&cw2w
WHITE PLAINS FOR SALE.
NHE subscriber wishing 10 remove from the
i vicinity OF Fredericksburg, offers for sale