Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-18

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Railroad Company, at their last annual meeting de-
ermlned relay abb ut fifty miles OF their road vim
he ay U rail- and or that purpose directed the Pres-
dent and Directors to borrow $4,000 upon the bonds
OF the Company, payable in 1872, bearing per cent
interest," payable semi annually, and secured by mort
gage oil the road and lhr whole properly of the com
| pany The mortgage has been executed to II w
Fry, VIM Fl MacaIland and James Ly,n rs and re-
corded according to The laws of Virginia, so that the
entire property OF the company, of every kind, is
pledged for the payment OF the principal and interest
OF the debt, subject only to prior debt oil 500 0O0
guaranteed by the State, which is IN effect a debt
only S40o0o 70 the private stockholders the State
| owns three-ltIhs 0lthe stock OF the Company
| In obedience 10 the above mentioned resolution
OF the Stockholders and by order of The Board of
Directors, the undersigned invites the sealed
proposals for the said loan until the n dav of lama
ry next. Bidders may offer for any sum not less than
one hundred dollars, aud The sum loaned may be paid
IN three instruments. viz on the fist days of May and
July, 1852, and January, 1858.
The undersigned refers those DISPOSED 10 take the
loan to the last annual report of the President and D-
rectors to the stockholders, by which it will be seen
that the Company is in an emnentiy prosperous con-
dlton with capital in its road, ma chnery, &c., of
| 100000
The interest will be paid upon coupons at Rich.
mond' at the office otthe company; in Washington,
at the Banking House Of Selden Wlthers & Co; or
in New York, at one of the Banks, the holders
may prefer.
Any further information which may be desired will
De readily furnished by the undersigned at Richmond.
EDMUND FONTAINE,
| President Va Central Railroad Company.
Office OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company,
| Richmond, December lib, 1851.
| de l3-2awtSth Jan.
! N|iRGINiA.--At Circuit Court Of Chancery
tor the county of Henrico, held the State Ceut
House, in the city Of Richmond, on Wednesday, the
26th day of N ovember, 1851 Youel S. Rust and 81
mon Cullen, executors OF VIM ii Dickinson deceas
ed, plaintiffs against Niison Smell, in her own right
and as Misunderstanding OF James Shell deceased Hugh
Riiegh and Rebecca his wife the said Hugh Rileieh
administrator de bonis non OF Samuel Andrew, de-
ceased, William j. Clarke Henry Clarke James A.
Smell, Loftin N. Elicit, executor Of Oren Williams
deceased, Joseph Mayo, James Dunlop AMI Henry w
| Moncure, executors OF Nathaniel Dlulop, deceased
| Jane Smell, William Fl. Smell, Margafetta Andrew
and Samuella Andrew, the two last beng infants I'M
der the age OF twenty years, by Nathaniel I. How
ard their guard9n ad Item assigned by the Cour. to
defend them in this suit, and William II. Shell the
legally qualified guardian OF the said in ants Margaret.
! ia And rev and Samuea Andrew, defendants
| 10 this cause the Court upon the motion of the said
widow and heirs OF James Smell, deceased doth fur
ther adudge order and decree that one of the Commits
soneis OF his Court do take an account between the
Sad widow and The said heirs, of the and profits
heretofore received for the real estate OF the said James
Smell decd and the parties entitled SAID rents and
profits, and how they have been app led, az to as
ceraln'how much II any arrears, due to the
said widow for the which she should have here
oiore received in lieu of dover, o far as the same
have not been already satisfied to her.
| And moreover, the Cont doth further direct the
said commissioner to take OF the outstand-
inc debts against the estate OF the said James Shell
deceased, their dignity description and relative pror-
ties, and IN order to DO he shall notify the creditors
to produce and establish Their claims before him ty adj
vertls ng such notice IN Of the newspapers
published in The city OF Richmond, week for
tour weeks succes sively. All which counts the said
| commissioner is required to state AID report to the
court, with any matters specially stated deemed perth
nent by himself, or which he may be required SO 10
state by any party
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
| RICHMOND, Dec ID, 1851 {
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby Notified to tend at my Office, in the city Of
Richmond, on the 18th January 1882 with the evil
dence necessary 10 enable me to perform the duties
qured by said dec ee
And all creditors of James Smell, deceased, are here
by also notified, to present tier claims at the sarna
time and place. with The evidence necessary sustain
| the same.
de 4-w4w VIM. F. DAVIS, Conn.,
VESRUSF sAI.f.-By viz ne OF deed OF Tut,
| Ii executed to me by John W. Tyler, on tn, fl St
day OF October, l949, and admitted record in the
Clerks office of the County Court of Aibemarls ca
oh November, l849, for the purpose Of securing 10
Edward ii. Moon certain sums Of monsy therein
named, shall trustee, the 24,h instant, if far, if
not on the first fair day theea err, proceed 10 sell at
public auction IN the town OF Seottsvil.e, Abemarle
county, the property conveyed by said deed OF trust
consisting OF the canal boat John Tyler, its furntue
four horses and all other appendages thereto belong
ing.
j EkHS-ADOu' sou VIII be required 10 hand anda
credit OF three and SIX months may be given on resi-
due the purchaser giving negotiable notes, satis acto-
riy endorsed, for the deferred payments.
de lo-c2l JOHN d. MOON. Trustee
HTXCHANGE HOTEL, RECnMOND, VA.
ia This we'll known aud eXceently arranged Ho-
tel has been closed for the past months, during
which time it has been entirely re painted and many
important improvements made, 1t has also been new
ly furnished throughouin style combining comfort
with elegance that cannot be surpassed by any Hotel
in the Union 1t isnow open tor the reception Of guests
and the patronage of its friends and the travelling pub
lie In general, is respectfully solicited, by
JOHN P. BALLARD,
Sc l6--ctt Proprietor.
avoMMIssIoN HOUSE IN RICHMOND.
" With the view Of giving our friends and all others
who may favor with their patronage, the adyanta.
ges OF both markets. we have established in the city
OF RIchmond house tor iransactng GENERAL
| COMMISSION BUSINESS, TO be conducted by
TAzEwELL S. morton, under The style of TAZE-
WELL S. MORTON e. CO. The business of
WATKINS & MORTON, Will be conducted i'll Pc
teisburg by SAMUEL V, WATKINS, assisted by JOHN A.
| MORTON, as heretofore
Ii is purpose adhere strictly to the Commission
business; giving undivided attention the sale Of
| the staple products oil the country, viz. Tobacco,
| Wheat, Corn, Flour, Cotton, &c, &c.
| We return our thanks tor the liberal patronage that
has been bestowed our concern in Petersburg, and
to the dealers in produce and merchandise 10 thai city
we tell under many obligations tor the generous ber-
aly and puncuay have at all times met with in
! our transactions with them.
~ TAzEWELL 5. MORTON & Co,
WATKINS & MORTON,
de 2-c2m Petersburg, Va.
a LBEMARLE LAND.-For sale, tract of
EA about 525 acres, lying about one half miles
North OF the University OF Virginia, miles of Char
louisville adjoining the residence OF Capt John Car
ter late that Of George Divers good nelghborhood:
due portion OF the tract is cleared and now in fine
farming condition. The Improvements, a small neat
dwelling house with four rooms on floor, stone