Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30
FOR SILE-

FHVi1AT extensive and very valuble estate,
4 called iTANSKIN LODGE, formerly the property of
Ralph Wormley. Esq dessstd-AiG'skin Loge situated
in the county King William. the Pami,hy River on
poste Hanover Town. and within twenty miles ofthe city
OF kiennohd m wealthy and Agreeable neigorhocd. II
about three thousand valuable rs n.
ny that river, of which about two tho and low
grounds, of great fertility and prouctvene. and of yarinus
coils. adapted corn, wheat barley and tobacco. hih
land also fertile and is clothed with forests, aordng an a
bad ant supply ard timber. large Manipulating
iiHaamnS TINS estate NJ Nlch the wheat made omit
lesOd at small deduction from the Richmond prices, and
from the landing the river, the products OF may
Ii transported Baltimore expense Of than
10 cents per bushcl There excellent dwelling.
houses situated in convenient and eligible positions fox two
families Win good on'-oses sia,ie Hnd barns attached
each and 10 the called MaDkin Lodge, belongs highly
improved garden and extensive and valuable orchassbove
one hundred and hity bushe oil wheat has been seeded
this estate the past fall. Perhaps estate in Virginia sur
this in quantity Of SOIL beauty aud pIeasaRtness ofsi.
uator or III me convenience and cheapness OF The transport
Of rs products TO the best markets. IL is therefore capital
object any gentleman DESTROYS of engaging in farming on
pOitabe scale The estate VIII hciyidcd suit
purchasers, IN two more parts though TIE Subscribers
would prerto sell entire. small portion only mot ex.
Sdig eight thousand dollars OF the purchase money VIII
De REQUIRED 10 bc paid down and nsalmcn Of the like
with interest on them on the st of January 1917 and the LIST
ofJanuary. l8ls For the residue ofte purchase money
credit r any term mot exceeding years. will BE- given
the purchaser paying the interest the residue annually -
ring the term ofcre and securing the payment of ali the
purchase mony which credit is gyo and the punctunI
payment Of the interest annually by deed Oftru
gage.
The estate viii be shewn any person wishing TO view H.
ny Dir James Fox who nc present superinten il, Major
Da'ey who lives adjoining tois. The Subscribers or eth
er of will time beure the day Of sale tca with
amy gentleman dirous Of purchasing ut private sale If
disposed Of before the 10th Of January nSt nf vI
y1 should take place, due notice viii be giye will on
te 10th of January the premises be Offered al pub
nc se TO the highest bidder he Subscribers recrvine 10
themselves one hid on The terms aforementioned or wh
such notifications OF them will be made known al the
sae.
GARRTT MINOR, ! Trustees Of
ROB'T. STANARD. Uarher L. Hor7nIeu
Dcre3nIer Q. 6A-.so,ytds
O. The Editors ofthe National In,ellirenSe
Press and Lancaster Journal viii cause ie nrr p,r nd
Eertisemen 70 be inserted IN their papers six sine, secc
siyey, and forward Ger accounts TO Ibis Office for pavn
The Subscribers viii likewise offer at public sale n Tho
highest bidder, the 10th OF January next at Nanslin
Lodge about 30 valuable 81 HES, of various desrinos
about 1000 barrels of corn, 10000 weight of fodder Coo,
yokeof oxen, mules, variety of plantation utensils
Sc.&c ''
The negroes will be sold credit of twelve mofl,s viii,
interest from the day Of sale, and the other properly ON
eet Of SIX moil with like interest, the purchasers pv;no
bonds with approved security before the delivery Of tie; r
perry and it such bonds be given, the property 20 n,
Immediately reod herisque ofte purchaser he lc;uo
heldIesponsbe for The difference. The interest accr;n @
each purchase viii be RENTED il the principal ~ ptnctnalIy
paid '
GARRI IT, MINOR, Trustees Of
Decenier Q. 64-2avtdg