The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-24

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but silalseli and convey only Is trustee. -
z - B. B. MINOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted By GoDDrs Z APrERsox de IS
IN Iursuance Of tie pewer vesscd n - ~
Meleina NJ his wife, besrins date October isth ,as
snd recorded IN Clerks Ofce Of the County Court Of
asnrco and as the rs9ness q the ssid Pisntis md
proceed 70 sell public auction ct the resdence 81
the said in the county Of Henrico the follow
ing properly teommencins At II o'clockl
which Benjamin r. Prentis now resdes Ivin1 a. tia
Mountain Road in the county ofHenrco about eleven
miles north OF Richmond and two miles from the
~ . Railroad, containing BY survey four hum
The land is Of good quality, we'll adapted to the
growth OF whest corn, hay and oats, and has been
highly improved "A portion OF it is now well set in
clover and grass 1t Is divided In the usual propor
lions into wood and afsble. e1fs s-s7fs'1l
The improvements consist of good Frame Dwell.
ing, containing six rooms, q Kitchen, large Ice
House. Negro Quarters &c, and all the other build.
lngs necessary for farming The stable has been 70.
Gently built and is very fine one with sccommoda-
tons for thirty horses and large amount of forage
NC There arc also Blacksmith Shop and Wheel.
wright Shop, both having good nm Of custom
Tavernit kept as such before il present owner
bought it. * 80 - $500
The tract will be sold either in body or in parcels
End. That tract of land lying ON the sMountain
Road Immediately adjoining the above, and known
as Free Hill" containing sixty-seven and three
Sd A tract of wood land containing forty,four and
one-efgfh acres lying short distance from thenbove
and Immediately adjoining the lands Of Dr. John N.
sheppard, John D. Thomas and others, and known as
part of the Oak Grove" tract Its proximity to the
Railroad, makes this q very valuable tract as the
Woo can always Dc sold e good price 2. the ro.d
farming implements, and all the tools used in the
Blacksmith and Wheelwrght shops. $50 a
perty to any person wishing to purchase 'N' p'o-
TERMs.-For the land, one-third cash. the balance
In equal instalment at six twelve and eighteen months
$40 cash. on ali sums Of $40 and upwards credit OF
months, bond and security being given. i
VIM H LYONS
no 17-2awl5Dtdtd - Trustees
/ Sale conducted BY GoDDIs AprERsoS, Aucts.
T. SIN consequence of the rain, the above sale
was unavoidably postponed to THURSDAY. the 3rd
Jan'y, 1856, at II o'clock A. NJ, when il will take
place. If fair if not the s6 next fair
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1 pUBLIC HIRING OF NEGROES.-Will
- be hired, TOR the year next ensuing, 1856, al
W;akehed, IN Hanover county tthe farm next ad
i2s, 1855, upwards Of THIRTY NEGROES, consstins
of men, women, boys and girls. Sore of them have
Deen raised to house work, and some frst-rats
Farm hands. si:sis- rs - y
They will be hired to remain in the country a
| customed; and NONE OF THEM WILL BE HIRED To
| LABOR ON PUBLIC WORKS, OF in occupations consid
every instance B. W. RlCHARDSON, -
| de3-tds* Exor Of Mrs. Judith smith, deed.
IA DNIINISTRATRIX,S SALE OF NE
- 0nOES.-Wfll be sold for cash, at Charles CITY
Court House, on TUESDAY, the LIST day of January
1880 eight Negroes, belonging the estate of Richie
Barnes, decd Amongst the number is good Cook
Washer and Ironer, good House Servant and seyera
Farm Hands. Most of the Negroes are young anl
likely and sold for no fault - -
LUCY ANN BARNES, Administrators.
de 22--dtds OF Richard Barnes, decd.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIN.
~ ABLE SLAVES AT CHARLES CITY COURT
HOUSE-As commissioners acting under q decree OF
the Circuit Court for the county of Charles City en-
tered at the fall term of the said court in the year 8
in the suit of Hair and wife against Hughes admir-
and others, we shall, on the FIRST DAY OF JANU-
AIRY 1856, at Charles City Courthouse, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, four likely SLAVES,
named Gilbert Jasper, Albert and Louisa; and the
same time and place. shall sell in like manner, to
the lowest bidder an infirm slave named Joe.
TERMS; Cash as to the expenses of sale and COM
missions. For the residue of the purchase money, a
credit of six months will be given the purchaser
cutting bonds for the credit payments with approved
personal security bearing interest from the day Of
sale till paid - szsa Z 1At s,
| The purchaser of the nirm slave will be required
to enter into bond with approved security, payable
70 the commonwealth, in penalty of $500, condi.
toned maintain and support the said nrm slave
long as the said slave shall live.
.fes es5s. VIM r. HUGHES,
de 20-tlja Commissioners
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