Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06
VAIUARIE ESTATE EOp SAFE

VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
NIRGlNIA.-Ata Superior Court OF Chance
Y ~ for the Richmond Circuit, held at The Ca
pitol, in The city OF Richmond. on Friday. the 18th
day Of January, 1911:
Merewether L. Anderson, Administrator oil
David Anderson, decd, Plaintiff
against
John Minor Bots, Beverly Blair and Philip
Harrison, Defendants:
This cause came on this day 10 lie heard, BY
consent OF The parties by their counsel, upon The
bill, answers, replicalions and exhibits, and was
argued by Counsel-On consideration whereof,
and by like consent, The Court doth adjudse. or
der and decree, that, unless the defendant, John
Minor Bolts. or some person for him, do, on or
before the Isl day OF December next, pay 10 the
plaintiff The sum Of eish. thousand dollars. with
interest thereon, 10 De computed al The rate Of six
per centum per annum from the first day OF ia
nuary, one thousand eight hundred and forty
three, until paid, and The costs BY him expended
in the prosecution Of this suit-that then the said
defendant, John Minor Bolts. shall be forever
foreclosed as against The plaintiff and The defend
AMI, Beverly Blair, of all equity and right 20 re-
ceem the land and premises in the bill and exhi-
bits and proceedings mentioned; and, in thar
event, the Court, BY like consent. doth further
adj Judge, order and decree, that Philip Harrison
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ed Commissioners for the purpose, having adver-
tised the time, terms, and place oil sale for 1 weeks
in some one or more of the newspapers printed III
the city OF Richmond, proceed 10 sell, al public
auction, on the premises, 10 The highest bidder,
for ready money, the land and premises aiore-
said. and out OF The proceeds Of such sale, after de-
irayins the expenses thereof, The said commits
sioners are directed 10 pay Ia the plaintiff his
aforesaid debt, interest and cost, and out oithe re-
IL, .. 49,. - ,,a Iator1an, D,,arlu D1air tEa
balance Of the deb, due 10 him by the said de-
fendanr, John Minor Bolts, as will appear due BY
The several bonds OF The said John Minor Bots,
and the deeds filed as exhibits in this cause, and
the cos;s BY the said defendant, Beverly Blair,
expended in defending this suit, and the balance,
il any, pay 10 the said defendant, John Minor
Bo,is. and that upon the payment otthe purchase
money BY the purchaser thereof, The said CON-
missioners do, by proper decd, convey 10 him the
said land and premises in fec simple. And the
said commissioners are directed 10 report lbeiI
proceedings 10 the Court.
A Copy-Tes,e, WIN. G. SANDS, &C.
Judge Robertson having dissolved The in
junction heretofore granted by Judge Clopton, pre-
hibiling the undersigned from proceeding 10 make
sale Of the premises called "Halt Sink" described
below:
Pursuant 10 The foregoing decree, We, The IN
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10 sale, upon the premises, on THURSDAY the
18th Of February, al u o'clock, for ready money,
The valuable estate called HALF-SlNK, men
rioEed in the foregoing decree. This estate con-
tains about 431 acres Of land, is situated in the
county Of Henrico, about nine miles above Rich.
mond, upon the main road leading from said city
10 The Town OF Fredericksburg.
This estate is believed 10 be amongs. The most
valuable in the county Of ~Elenricc, or in Eastern
-.
Virginia, consisting entirely oi lfst and second
low grounds, about 300 OF which are cleared and
in cultivation, and The greater part highly i'm
proved; he balance is in heavy growth OF valn-
able timber. II is Immediately in and upon The
bend OF the Chickahominy, which furnishes al
all times a convenient SIMPLY Of wafer within a
short distance OF The stables, barns, &c; in adci-
lion 10 which, there Is stream passing through
the farm, within 80 or 60 yards Of The above
buildings, with fine springs, and a well OF he best
waterfall conveniently located; ard while i g
thus abundanlly watercd, being the first low
grounds on The Chickahominy. il is not liabletc
inundation, as many Of the lands on that stream
are. Persons wishing to hny are invited TO view
the properly previous 10 the day Of sale. II it
should rain on TIE day above mentioned so as 10
prevent The sale going ON, The undersigned wiki
proceed to make the sale or The next lair day al
the same hour.
Ii the purchaser Should fail 10 comply 18th the
terms and conditions OF The sale, on or before The
following Tuesday, The i7.h Of February, The pro-
| perry will then be re-ad.e!.ised and sold uVon 10
days notice. al the risk and cost of the purchaser.
p. HARRISON,
D. ANDERSON, Jr.
On the WEDNESDAY following Tie sale of
| The lard as above advertised, 10 wit, ON the 18Th
February, | will expose TO public sale, The Corn,
Oais, Shucks, Fodder, Straw, work Horses, Oxen,
Mules. Cows. Sheep. Hogs. and plantation nipple.
ments ofeyery description on The farm. TERMS
made known on dey Of sale.
JNO. M. BOTTS.
ET Having understood that, in consequence OF
several previous disappointments in The sale Of
HalfSink, at The periods as heretofore advertised,
that it is still the impression Of many persons tha,
no sale OF said property will take place, as above
advertised-to counteract all such impressions, we
do assure the public that lhe sale will positively
take place, and that without reserve; and We arc
further authorized by one OF the parties interested
in The sale, 10 say that iftbe purchaser should de-
sire it, accommodating terms may be made for
the balance Of the purchase money after the pay
ment Of five thousand dollars.
P. HARRISON,
Feb. 5-tds d. ANDERSON, Jr.