Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
Personal Property at Auction
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NM OODLAWN, the late residence of Mrs
w Lucy Minor, deceased, contains about KLx-
VEN HUNDRED AND FORTY OR Fifty ACRKs OF LAND
| lying on the North Anna River in tho county OF
Orange. Tho forest land is beloved not To be in
| ferior Ia any in tho county, and is supplied with
| Springs, and the hucst choice of Timber tho conn
try affords. There arc GOO of the Tract il,
cultivation upon the six field system, and the eroo,
annually harvested are the best commentary upon
| the productive character Of the soil There is n
choice selection of fruit in tho Orchards of applea
peaches, &c. Tho improvements are a large Man
sion House, in good repair, with tho custo,par v
buildings and Out Houses adapted to the comfort
able convenience of largo family. This we'll
known and valuable Estate will be offered ut pub
lie SALE upon tho premises, on Thursday the 7tb
day of November next if fair, if not the next fair
day, to the highest bidder. One third Of the pur
chase money will DO required in hand, and the
other two-thirds in two annual payments; the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security. and a
deed of trust upon the Land to the pay ents
1t will DO sold i'll entire tract, divided into
two or more Farms, to suit purchasers as may
best promote the interest of the Estate and if sold
in one tract, the Executor will reserve bid This
notice, however, will not be bar to any individual
who may wish TO purchase tho whole, or a part of
the Estate, at private sale, in the interim Should
this notice fall within the view of any gentleman
OF capital, who might wish to retro to u rural and
domestic liie perhaps there is situation, bo
tween the tide water and the mountains that would
be moro likely to please in soil, climate and neigh
borhocd. Ii is contemplated to seed in wheat about
200 acres, in order that the purchaser NAV see a
fair prospect before him of quick return of inte
rest upon his capital. If, after consultation with
the heirs should be deemed advisable for the in
erest ofthe Estate, to sell the Land upon 10 months
credit, the Executor the right 10 6x the
terms and conditions Of the SALE at it's commences
ment. For a more satisfactory description of the
property, reference is given to Dr. John Gilmer or
Mr.. Overton g. Anderson, of Albemarle, Professor
Albert Holiday of Hampden Sidney College, and
to MIR. Richard Anderson, of Richmond
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold,
on IL months credit, part of the Stock OF HOR-
SES and CATTLE, all the SHEEP and HOGS,
a few yoke OF Oxen, two horse Chariot and
Harness. made to order and never used since il
arrived from the manufacturers shop, l Gig and
Harness, Wagons and Gear, several Or Carts
with many domestic implements and farming tools.
&c.
AND AGAIN, on Wednesday, tho 5th of De-
cembsryf fair, if not the next fair day, will
DC sold upon like terms, the Crop of Corn
estimated between 100 and 1000 Bushels, Oats
Hay arg Fodder, Smiths Tools, Carpenters Tools
Kitchen Furniture, and in short, all of tho
Lucy Minor, deceased, and the sale will
be continued. from day to day, after the 5th of
December next, till all is sold. 1t is wished that
all persons, having open accounts against the
estate, would have them in proper form to be pass
ed to the credit of the Executor upon the settle
ment OF the estate, and those who indebted to
the estate are invited to settle with the undersgn-
cd by the LIST of January next
Executor of tho Estate of Mrs. Lucy Minor doc
Woodlawn, September 90, 1882.
VI National Intelligsncer, Richmond Enquirer
Constitutional Wing, Southern Religious Te!e-
graph and Christian Sentinel, will please insert
eide FORM and send accounts to this office for col
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