Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-23
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oil the debt, subject only a prior debt 500 Goo
guafa stn 6y the State which is ~ effect debt
only S4ooO0 TO the private stockholders as the State
owns three.hiIhs of the stock OF the Company.
la obedience TO the above mentioned resolution
o. me oteckheldefs and by order of the Board of
| Directors, the undersigned now invites The sealed
proposals tor the said loan until the day of Jsnua
y next. Bidders may offer for any sum not less thar
one hundred dollars, and The sum loaned may be paid
N three instruments, VIZ on the first days OF MAY and
July, 1852 and January, 1858.
The undersigned refers those disposed to take the
oan to the last annual report OF the President and Di-
rectors to the stockholders, by which will be seen
that the Company is in emnentiy prosperous con
ollon with capital in its road, machinery, &c. of
| 100000.
| The interest will be paid upon coupons at Rich
mond, at the office the company; in Washington,
at the Banking House OF Seden, Withers & CO.; or
| IN New ork, at one OF the Banks as the holders
may prefer.
Any further information which may be desired will
be readily furnished by the undersigned at Richmond.
EDMUND FONTAINE
President Va Central Railroad Company
Othce OF the Virginia Central Railroad COMPANY
Richmond, December llth, 1851.
de l3-2awt8ih Jan.
N7IRGENIA.--At a Circuit Court Of Chancery
tor The county of Henreo, held at the State Court
House, in the city of Richmond on Wednesday The
26th day OF November, 1851, Youel s. Rust and ST.
mon Cullen, executors OF VIM. Fl. Dickinson, deceas
ed, plaintiffs, against Mlllison Smell in her own right
and as Administrative of James Shell deceased Hnoh
Relgh and Rebeeca his wife, the said Hugh Reioh,
administrator de bons of Samuel Andrew de-
ceased. William J. Clarke, Henry Clarke, James A.
ane LGit 1o.d M Ee executor Of oren Williams
Moncure executors OF Nathaniel Dunlop, deceased
Jane Smell, William H. Smell, Margaretta Andrew
and Samuella Andrew, the two last beng infants I'M
der the age OF twenty one years, by Nathaniel z. How
ard, their guardian ad Item assigned by the Court 10
defend them in this suit, and William II. Smell the
legally qualified guardian of the said in;.nts Margaret
| ia Andrew aud Samuela Andrew, defendants
In this cause, the Court upon the motion of the said
widow and heirs of James Smell, deceased doth fur
Their adudge order and decree that of the Commits
sioneEs of this Court do take account between tho
said widow and The said heirs, of the rents and profits
tooe received for the real estate OF the said James
Smell decd and the parties entitled the SAID rents and
profits, and how they have been applied so as to as
certaln'how much, 1t any arrears, are due the
said widow Tor the rens. which she should have here
toiore received in lieu of dover, Tar as the same
have not been alrea dy satisfied to her,
And moreover, the Court doth further direct the
said commissioner to take OF the ou,sand~
ing debts against the estate of the said James Smell
deceased, their dignity description and relative prior
ties, and IN order to do So he shall notify the creditors
TO produce and establish their claims before him by adj
vesng such notice IN one or more OF the newspapers
published in the city OF Richmond, once week for
Jour weeks successfully. All which accounts the said
commissioner is required to stale aid report to the
court, with any matters specially stated deemed perth
nent by himself, or which he may be required so to
state by any party.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Dec. 3D. 1851 {
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
Richmond, on the 18th January 1882 with the evil
dence necessary TO enable me 10 perform the duties
quired by said decree.
And all creditors of James Smell, deceased are here
by also notified, present their claims at the same
time and place, with the evidence necessary sustain
the
de 4-w4w VIM. F. DAVIS, Com'r
NOMMIssION HOUSE IN RICHMOND.
~ With the view ct giving our friends and all others
who may avor us with their patronage, the advana-
ges OF both mar kets, we have established the city
Of Rchm non house for trsnsacsing GENERAL
COM MISSION BUSINESS, TO be conducted by
TAzGwELL s.. morton, under The style of TAZE-
WELL S. MORTON & CO. The business of
WATKINS d MORTON, Will be conducted III Pc
elsburg by SAMUEL V. WATKINS, assisted by JOHN A.
MORTON, as heretofore.
ltis purpose to adhere strictly to the Commission
business giving undivided attention the sale of
the STABLE products of the country viz: Tobacco
Wheat, Corn, Flour, Cotton, &c, &c.
We return our thanks tor the liberal patronage that
mas been bestowed concern in Petersburg, and
to the dealers IN produce and merchandise ia thai city
we fell under many obligations or the generous liber-
atty and punctualty we have at all times met with n
our transactions with them.
TAzEWELL S, MORTON & CO.
WATKINS & MORTON, "
de 2--c2m Petersburg, Va.
a LBENARAE LAND.-For sale. a tract of
N about 525 acres, lying about half a miles
North OF the University of Virginia, miles of Char
loesville, adjoining the residence OF Capt. John Car
ter late that Of George Divers, good nelghborlood
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, a stone
barn, wheat machine, and indeed every necessary
building all in good order. Possession can be had the
25th OF December, 1851. The payments will be reaso.
nable. Nothing further is deemed necessary, in this
notice, as all who wish to purchase, will OF course
first view the premises for themselves. But will say
the farm is beautiful and desirable one.
Address Alexander Duke, al the University of Viz
gnia, Tor any information desired relative to the tract
OF and; he well acquainted with the land, and will
answer all enquiries.
~ Richmond Wing and Enquirer, Petersburg In
telligencer, Lyuchburg Virginan and Winchester Re-
publican will each copy weekly toui times.
no lett
WBUBLIC fSALE.-By virtue oil decree of the
III Circuit Court of Buckingham, pronounced on the
day OF September term, in The suit of David Hughes
against John, Adams the undersigned, appointed COM
mlssoners tor that purpose, will proceed, on The 3lst
day OF December next, upon the premises, 10 sell
public auction; tor cash. the said Adams interest, (be
ing one halt) or so much thereof will satisfy the
said decree together with the cost OF suit and expenses
of sale, in tract OF land containing about 500 acres
miles south east Of Buckingham Court House, and
adjoining the lands of Henry Mason, the Booker
Gold Mine &c; also one half OF steam engine to which
is attached The land is valuable, being mostly
forest and in the gold region. Title retained untll
the court approves the sale.
II. SPENCER, and }co,,nois,;onor,
GEO. II. MATTHUSl commissioners
de l-w4w
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