Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-03

cult Court continued and bel for Bottctourt Coun-
ty, on Thursday, the sth of September, 1859.
James b. kaysef and Mary +. his wife, former
" Allen, John Mccartney and Margaret NJ. his
wife, formerly Allen, George 7. Allen. James W.
Miller and Harriet his wito, formerly Allen, s. b.
d. Poagc and Sarah p. his wife, formerly Allen,
Nnd William X Z. Allen, Plants
against
James Tate surviving Executor and Trustee under
tho W i'll of George Poage, sr.. decd, ard James
r. Allen, and Caroline Q. J. Allen, infant children
ofCsroline and Wm. Allen, Def'ts.
This cansc this day. by consent, to be
heard on the Bill, the answers of JAMES Tate,
Siving Excr and Trustee under the VIII of George
Foase sr. decd, and Of James T. Allen, infant
pvcr the age of fourteen years. by himself and Of the
said James 7, Allcn and Caroline 9. J. Allen, in
fants by G. Shirley their guardian ad iten, the
hibits and dispositions of witnesses, aud was argued
by Counsel
On consideration whereof, il appears the
Court that the sale of the Lands prayed for by the
Bill, would be advantageous to the interest of said
infant defendants, James T, Allen and Caroline Q.
J. Allen.
Iris therefore adjudgcd, ordered and decroed
that William +. Tate and VIM. b. kayser be- and
they are hereby appointed Commissioners, whose
duty i, shall be, after having first advertised the
time and place of SALE for last six week in some
Newspaper publiscd in Fincastlc and also in some
newspaper pubrshed IN Lexington, Va, to sell
The premises, the highest bidder, the land in the
Dill mentioned on the following terms, viz: One
thrd payable in band and the balance in two equal
annual instarcnts, tho purchaser giving bond and
approved personal security for the deferred pay
inents and the title TO the Land TO be retained as
additional security.
An extract from the decree,
AcoPy-Tcste,
G. NEVILLE, d. C.
IN obedience to the above decree, tho under
signcd commissioners appointed for that purpose,
will Friday, the 18th day of August next, 1851,
proceed to sell ut auction the premises to the
highest bidder. A VALUABLE FARM, belonging
to the cstatc oftho late George Poage, sr, decd
This fatm has been for years the residence of Capt
William Allen and is Situated in the county of Bot
tctourt ON James River, about twenty miles above
the town Of Buchanan. II contains about Seven
r. Hundred Acres, all considered of the
livery bcst quality; about three hundred acres
pf which are cleared. the balance well tmbcred.-
The cleared land is under good fence, and is near
" all bottom Of the first order and in high state Of
cultivation. nfv
The improvements are a tolorable DWELLING
HOUSE, agood Barn and Corn Crib, with other
necessary out-houscs. Besides there is 6rst-raie
BlacksmithIs Shop one end Of the land with a
separate Improvement, and never failing spring Of
water connected with it.
There is fine Merchant Mill in the neighbor-
noon wsshfn two aud half miles, ana furnace and
boundary within four miles, which afford fine mar
kst for the products ofthe farm.
IL Is seldom property of such value, and posses
sing 40 many advantages is offered for sale, it is
considered one Of the very best fafnis all upper
James River and located in rac of the most desra-
bic neishborhoods in Botietourt county.
TERxs OF sale made known in the annexed De
ercc. The Land will be shown 10 any one wishing
10 purchase BY Mr. John Mccartney who lives on
IL, or by James B. ksyser who lives adjoining it.
WM. p. TATE,
wM. B. KAYSER, ooN RS
ie c6-tl5A (Ler. Ga-.
NOTICE.-By authority OF decd OF trust
In dated 24sh March iS5l recorded in tho Hus-
,ings Court Of Lynchburg executed by Jno. s.
Lanxhorne and Jas.C. Hanethe undersigned will sell
on the 9Th day Of July, 1851, on the premises at
public Auction all the fixtures Of the LYNCH
bURG DLS1-LLLERY, consisting Of n fist rate
Steam Engine, la TO Is horse power, boilers of 25
horse power and all the necessary fixtures to do a
business Of 100 bushels by daylight or 200 bushels
IN - hours
This is one Of the best arranged establishments
sfthc kind in the State and offers great induce
msnt 70 any who wishes to engage IN any pro-
6tnble business.
Also, all the fixtures necessary for recthyins
pFA!ts together wish the lease of the house for
Sseta5ng and the mill house in which the pstille-
tyissrected; also good Cooper's Shop and Stable.
FERNS liberal and made known IN the day OF sale.
J. r. NOwLIN, lr
Ssss lo-ie.y D. D. FAYSE,