Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19

JEFFERSON VI PROPERTY AT AUCTION-.dnd a
u re,y desirable Farm u, ma'ket.-wood Lawn, the
late residence OF Mrs, Lucy Minor, deceased, contains
about eleven hundred and forty fifty of Land, y
ing the North Anna River, in the county of Orange
The forest land believed not to be inferior any the
county, and is supplied with Springs and the finest choice
of Timber the country affords There 600 acres OF the
tract in cultivation upon the six field syste the crops
annually harvested the best upon the pro-
ducve character of the soil There choice selection
OF Fruit in the Orchards, OF Apples, Peaches, Sc The
improvements large Mansion House, in good repair
with the customary buildings and houses, adapted to
the comfortable convenience OF large family This well
known and valuable estate will be offered at public sale
upon the-prenises, Thursday, the nh of November
next fair il not the next fair day to the highest bidder
third OF the purchase money will be required in hand
aud the other twohirjs, in two. annual payments; the
purchaser giving bond, with deed
Of trust upon the land the payments Ii will be
sold in entire tract, divided more farms
TO suit purchasers may best promote the interest of the
estate, and ii sold in tract the Executor will
bid. This notice, however, will not be bar to any nd
vidua who may wish TO purchase the WHOLE or part of
the estate, at private sale in the interim. Should this
uce ia within the view OF any gentleman OF capital who
might wish 10 retire to rural aud domestic life perhaps
there is no situation between. tide and the noun
tans that would be more likely please, in SOIL climate
and neighborhood. 1t is contemplated to seed in wheat
about 200 acres in order that the purchaser may see fair
prospect before him OF quick return OF interest upon his
capital IT, alter consultation with the heirs should
be deemed advisable for the of the estate to sell
the land upon IL months credit the Executor reserves the
right TO fix the terms and conditions of the salc at its
commencement For more satisfactory description OF the
property, reference is given DR.. John Gilmer or Mr.
Overton c. Anderson, of Abemare, Professor Albert no
hlay, of Hampden Sidney College, and to Mr. Richard
Anderson OF Richmond.
ALSO, at tho time and place, will be sold, on IL
months credit part OF the stock of Horses and cattle all
the Sheep and Hogs few yoke of Oxen, a two horse
Chariot and harness. made TO order and since
it arrived from the manufacturers shops Gig and har-
ness Wagons and several Ok Carts with many
nestle implements and farming tools, Sc.
AND AGAIN, on Wednesday, the 9th Of December
if fair il not the fair day, will be sold upon like
terms, the Crop Of Corn, estnasi between 100 and
1000 Bushels, Oats, Hay, and Fodder, Smiths Tools
Carpenters tools, Kitchen furniture, and in short all of
the remaining pershabe part of the of Mrs Lucy
Minor, deceased; and the sale will be continued from day
to day. alter the 9th ofDecember next till all is sold-It
wished that all persons having open accounts against
the estate, would have them in proper form passed
TO the credit OF the Executor upon the settlement Of the
estaeand those who indebted the estate are in
vited to settle with the undersigned by the January
next. p SCALES
Executor OF the Estate Of Mrs. Lucy Minor deceased.
! Woodlawn, Sept. %, 1892. 43-w4w