Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
BILE SLAVES
N7 ILL be offered for sale at public auctio.
w on Tuesday the 2Sth inst, al the late resi-
dence OF Major James Richards, in the county of
Culpeper, number of VALUABLE SLAVES,
consisting OF several very fine House Servants
and Mechanics. Terms made known on The day
ofsale.
AN persons having claims against the estate
VIII present them for payment. and those indebted
are requested 10 settle without delay
WIN. T. ]. RICHARDS,
BENZ. f. RICHARDS,
Jan S-wids Ad'rs of James Richards dec
PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL TAVERN
A t Superior Court Of Chancery for The
n Richmond Circuit, held a, the Capi,ol in
Mary Ladd, Plaip,ia
against
Edwin Sydnor and Sarah E. his wife, Thomas
IT, Clarke, Nathan B. Clarke, Thomas NJ. Laid.
James NJ. Ladd Nathan b. Ladd, William p.
Ladd, Benjamin F. Ladd Raphael NJ. Conn AMI
ISABELLA A. his wife, who was ISABELLA A Ladt,
sarah b. Ladd, which said Thomas NJ. James
M, Nathan b., William P, Benjamin F.. Sale
ia a, and Sarah b., are The sole children, heirs
ana an devlsees Of Ann Ladd, deceased, and John
| W. Clarke and Thomas A. Clarke infants under
lne age OIL tWenty-one years by WliamG. Sands.
their guardian, assigned 10 defend them in This
sun, ana Nathaniel Z. Crenshaw, Executor of
Ann Ladd, deceased, Defendants
This cause came on this day, 10 be again heard
by consent oithe parties, by their counsel. on The
papers formerly read, and the report and survey
OF tae Real Estate in The city of Richmond, called
The Bell Tavern property, by Micajah Bates. Sur
/ feyor OF the city aforesaid in obedience IN the in
! iefiocutory decree, pronounced in the cause on
The twenty-eIShlh 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, order and decree, that James LYONS
anu Nllcalah Bales, who are hereby appointed
commissioners for the purpose having pub
shed notice Of the time, place and terms 81
sale iof sixty days, III some one or more of the
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond,
proceed 10 sell, al public anclion on the premises,
10 The highest bidder, The said lot and houses cali.
ell Inc Bell Tavern property, on +. street, in the
City OF Richmond, containing seventy-three Zee.
ten inches front on The said 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 hy
The said report and survey of The said hlicalah
Bates upon The following Terms, 10 wit: For cash
as TO so much OF the proceeds OF sale as will he
sufficient 10 detray the costs OF this suit up 10 the
day OF sale, and upon credit OF one and Two
years as 10 the residue thereof with legal interest
thereon from the day Of sale For The SAID credit
payments, bonds with approved security are 10
be taken, and The Title 10 The properly retained IN
I'll the sale shall be confirmed, The purchase mo-
ney paid, and conveyance directed by The court
and the said commissioners are required 10 repoit
their proceedings 10 The court.
BY virtue OF the foregoing decree Of the Supe-
rior Court OF Chancery Tor the Richmond Circuit
the undersigned Qhe Commissioners named in the
said decree) will proceed 10 sell By public aucIon
on The premises, 10 The highest bidder, on WE'D
NESDAf, the twenty second day of January,
lS45, at II o'clock, NJ, that valuable property "
ing on Main Street in the city Of Richmond, upon
which the Bell Tavern and all the buildings ap-
purlenant 10 ii are situated.
The Lot extends seventy-iour feet on Main ST,
less two inches, and runs back one hundred and
eighty feet eight inches and there are upon il Two
Stores, besides The Tavern and other buildings.
The property now rents for =, 400 and The ne
cessary repairs and is known in Richmond la l
one of The most valuable pieces of property III
this city. The terms of The sale are expressed IN
! the decree, and will be coniormed 10 strictly
JAMES LYONS,
MlCAJAH BATES,
Nov. l9-tdS Commissioners
Hdiaabie Jieal Estate, on Narigabc Uate,, nsa
James Rrtr, toy Sale.
TINE subscriber wishes To sell his Plantation
i near Cabin Point, called Mill Fam, lying on
Upper Cbipoaks creek, conanin. about 1000
acres, 300 of which are in the county Of Prince
George, and the balance in Surry. The creek j.
navigabe up 10 the plantation for vessels OF 50
10 90 IONS burthen. About one halllhe land i,
cleared, and now under a good fence, and i'll
cultivation; the other half in Woods, a portion
OF which is in original growth with some very
good Timber, and The remainder well covered
with Pines OF large size suitable Tor Rail timber
or Steamboat wood The improvements such
as are usual on a farm; they consist OF comfort
able Dwelling House, Smoke House, Barn, Sta
Bile, &C.. and Quarters Tor the accommodation al
about 80 Negroes There is also a large Mil
House, which was formerly Manufacturing
Mill, that has not been used during my minori-
"; but which might be again established, as the
mill privileges have not been forfeited
| The subscriber is disposed 10 sell bargain in
this property, il he can effect sale Immediately
by private contract; but il not, he will sell il al
public Auction, on The premises, on Monday
2ith of February The land will be shown 10
any one, desiring it, by Mr.. Bishop, who resides
on the premises, or the subscriber, whose addres.
is Charles City c. Ii. The terms will be
third cash, and the balance in one and Two years
Jan l4-c2awtds. j. II. HARRISON.
! ~ BY virtue OF a decree OF the Superior Couit
OF Chanccry for the Richmond Circuit, prcnoun-
ced on The lh day of January, lSl5, in the Gaze
of Goddin against Goddin, &c, the undersigned,
| the Commissioner thereby appointed will proceed
TO sell, at public auction, in font OF The Bell Ia
vern, in the city OF Richmond, on FRIDAY, HE
Path inst, commencing al ii o'clock, the SLAVES
in the proceedings mentioned consisting Of men,
women, girls and boys-about fourteen in NUM-
Der. Terms-Cash
JOHN GODDIN, Commissioner.
Jan. l5-ns
TN the District Cont OF The United States for
i the Eastern District of Virginia:
Claims being contained in the inventories Of
the following Bankrupis, 10 wit-Of James III.
Walthal, who was discharged in July, 1872; OF
Robert C. Johnson and William Johnson vino
were discharged in September 1912; o, Robert
w. Hunter and John A. Leseur, who were DIS
charged in January, lS43; Of Lee Thompson,
who was discharged in March, 1913; of Joseph
Fl. Worsham who was discharged in May, lsl3,
of Amanso Coulinho, John Dunderdac and Hem
ry l.. Reed, who were discharged in October.
1913 Of Geo. w. Johnson and John A. Payne,
who were discharged in November, 1913; Of
James Garden who was discharged in March,
1914 OF John Anderson and Asa jackson, Who
were discharged in November, 1874 And there
being claims contained in the inventories oi The
, following persons, who have been decreed Bank
ruplS io-wil Samuel s Clark, who was decItrd
IN MAY io4S; hlcneT Wondch, WHO ""s W.
creed in July 1912; William f. Jones, who va.
decreed in September, 1912; Harrison G. Cooke,
was decreed in January, lS43 Gallatin NJ. Bibh
and John Manitree who were decrecd in ocio-
Der, 1913 and The inventory of Ezekiel and Fly
neman, who were tecreed in December l-i3,
containing one share in The estate and funds
Of The Rio GIandc and Texas Land Com
pany-The Cont doth order, that the Gene
raj Assignee, after publishing copy OF 'hi,
order, with notice subjoined of The time and
place Of sale in the Richmond Enquirer, cnce
a week for one month"; do proceed TO sell by
auction, for cash, the share aforesaid in The RIO
Grande and Texas Land Company, and also
such Of the claims contained in The said invenIo-
Laa.. haun cnllncsl b. llIc LIZ.