Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-15

sale NiN Tie tpttG Monday
A!aYneNt. priase Edward cOai house, that eeig
daN TO the highest tidGeT. NJ puicLuse loney
viii he dtv.vd Ht' three rgaIi annual pa,nvnIs ne
nrstp heCo,e due ~ nUhtbSaer be sale, the punch
giv,ig bonus with approved security. Possession
viii gwen tie L., OF January next vth The priv
lcce OF sowing wheat af'si the st at October. ANY ei
sou wishing purchase wnibe shown The land - Ms.
ROBERT RELso.
March -. iei4es
81 bIic sAIk.-- - Vminr " Ge.d Of uust tom
4 george ". Ednouds aud wife, ~ ,he subscriber,
To secure THE payment OF neney to John Llo>dHil he
sold the premises on Wednesday the 10th DAY OF MAY
next, auaet OF LAND, situated on Gap Run IN tue
county of rauquier. The town of Paris and
va. HLRUtRT. jr Trustee.
| April %. 1918. Iie,ds
! yTALUABLE PiiOPERfY fUK SALe.-ln pm suancr
0f al order III the superior court OF oLanceIy fv
the RichhOid dlsrictwiii be sold at puhc aucIion,
highest bidder, in the borough of Norfolk,
| SHARE % >rocK in the DSH'at Scamp Land Com
loHg-being The interest III die said csnpany, OF which
San'nel G,st. tate OF London d:ed possessed
Ihe above mentioned property viii be divided 10 suit
puChaseTs.-rhe terms all be one hall in cash apd
The residue credit of sky days. Negotiable uoles
Mh approved eudosers and lien The property sold
| Will be required liOin The purchasers.
CARTER b. PAGE, }rr,s,...
| Nm. +. WiCkHAM. ( '"s'ees'
a; the same time aSd place, will be sold, credit
OF p.nr eighteen and twrny four mouths that valuable
pIupsit on ahariue street Of which the late William,
EiclesUn died POSSESSED, comprising the house
occupied by tie u. $ Bark, With its appurtenances,
which Hiii,e sold entirc The house occupied b, Nc.
also be sold entire; the fee simple in the ground
| which the brick tenement fronting the bank stands /;
and all the adjacent vacant properly extending 10 the
utcde 81 creeks each side, which Will be d,viSed
late 'osto sn purchasers Negotiable notes with APP
pro, ed endoIseIs viii be required OF the puFchaSeIs
viii lien on the property.
The we'll snewn value OF this property, its eligible
situation and the great Inducements held out 10 purcha-
sers under the present happy auspices OF our borough
| render afttrtLsr description oft unnecessary.
ApfiI "a. ms ID i'0p'"'''e CHARLES II. SMITH.
| (AX7 ORD ESTATE FOR SALE al AUCTiON.-Tae
~ pGhltc informed that the sale of this valuable
I, landed estate will commence on wednesday, the 2oth
Gay OF May, at which time tue subscribers will offer for
sale iEr following valuable aud truly desirable of
LAND.-The probability ishat such another opportu-
nifty never w again IN this part of the country
ihe purchase OF tue lands he tract No. called
aud snownby the nane Of the opossum Island PIaTta-
ton. c0lia'us eight nine hundred acres sixty OF
svNen> ACRES ofehieh are rich James river low grounds
The greater pat of the gh land IS, i'll point Of fer,I-
iiy equal ar perhaps superior any high land in this
FaHo' The co1ntTy. On tis one Of lie handsoInest
sues 'ui building in the siie. Commanding fine view
.! Tue r,'rr for considerable distance, and also Of The
mOuniaE and adjacent country: disaut from Lynch
b"Tg wont Eve mCsfheIe is also this tract fine
SITUATION for water works OF any description on Beaver
creek, immediately at the New foIge where there Is
excellent dan aud saw mill
Lor No. 2-Ihe Furnace Tract lying principally be-
| tween the forks East aud West Beaver creek the
principal part otthis is tine rich tobacco land aud
lies well TOT culI aum, and will contain about seven
hundred acres. In laying ell this land care taken
10 have Sutccncy of Taii nhef and lire wood attach
edthel eio, aud with vety s labor fine fresh plana-
lion may br opened, Sufficient To- work seven OF eight
ene situation for water works every descripon-It
Includes he wanson house with out houses, the old
| forge and furnace.
NO. ga tract containing ahoT seven hundred acres.
inns tract IS somewhat broken but very strong, rich
land ahd lies between the stage road and the FUInacs
Tract; "a ciieI's Geek runs through a..
NO. IA remarkably fine tract called Views, ne
on both sides OF ATches creek and vii contain iioH
four 10 five hundred acres On this suiceucy
ofl2nd 10 make good readuw, which can lie done at
very inouR.idcrabie The land lies we'll is Of
hne qualify and well lnnbeTed.
No. "A tract called the Handler chief, ccniainug 9
SIX or eight hundred acres Including the FORK OF the
Stage and Bent Greek roads admirable stand 10!
tavern, aud ahont eight miles from LyBcbuTs. The
quality Of this land is excellent, lies remarkably
we'll for cultivation and we'll wsered there is also
II as iHe spring as is III The upper country, and ui
cheney uf timber.
NO. G-Aso very valuable tract called RI ierioGd's,
about nine miles from Lynchbiig, OH . head OF East
Beaver lies remarkably weii and is of ne qualify and
has OIL IL an eXteuvc and e!tiie meadOw-lhe here is a
large portion OF tobacco land attached 10 plan
tdl0n sufficient WoTk six or eight hands TO adyatage.
Tie exact quantity of each tact OF and will he
tanned by surveys making by John Ly nch, jr by
whom pla Of the several taCis, well as the lands
Themselves will be shcwn 20 persons DESTROYS of purcba
sing.
The sales Ofthe foregoing tracts offand will commence
with Lot No. |, tOpOssum isaGdD the 2Oth day OF
May next the o,eIseers house. the pTenires, and
will be adjourned from DAY 10 day aud place TO place
until the sales completed. The terms will be one
fourth cash and the residue payable IN three equal
al insianents, secured Ivy notes with approved endor
and deed ottrust on the property for the cash
payments COED sixty days, including The int
rest, wall be accepted, IL desired.
! JOHN LYNCH, jr. and
| GEORGE WHITLOCKE.
| AGENTS Of tie eLGeutCT and Trustee.
| April2 Ii4t2OM
! u Ofs or IiAsKINrON FOR sALE.-Tne Iols lately
a. Tsufn half Inc Etutr