Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

4 U0UBLTC SALE OF LAND AND NENKUES.-In
Il pursuance o.! order OF the County Court Of Prince
Edward, shall offer Tor sale. Tuesd"y the 81 day
Of December next TO the highest bidder, the premises,
near the Union Theological Seminary, the tract oil Land
belonging The estate OF Martin La, ior deed hing
near lampden Sidney College, aud adjoining the oi
which the Union Seminary located, ia the county OF
$50 and 500 acres great part Of which Is very heavily
'imbered, and forming number Of beautiful building
n"hsr or G .n,;m ''nT"s ,"roIsn ,e ;n' ana
number oil lots to suit purchasers Its location the
above mentioned rising institutions, its healthy situation,
and the quantity OF timber the Land, Ike very de-
srsble property. And Saturday following being the 2Sh
Of December, shall offer the highest bidder, the
Tavern oil George King, eighteen twenty valuable
groes, belonging TO said estate: among them
liable dtchsrs carpenter and several house
The whole property will be sold credit OF twelve
for the negroes, and bonds with approved security with
deed OF trust on the land will be required OF the pur
e"''s'' NOSES MOSES r r. MSSp Commissioners.
Prince Edward, Nov. 26. 5S-2aw4w
RTONTE PARvO, a valuable Roanoke Estate for
Iv1 sdie.-Resolved move the west, will sell to
the highest bidder, on the 81 Wednesday in December
next that beautiful and valuable estate Monte Pdrpo
the county Of Meckenburg. Roanoke, about mid ay
between Claksville aud Boydton. The tract contains
eleven hundred acres four hunie ell Of which river
bottom. and taken in body inferior Roanoke
being OF dark rich loan, well adapted to the culture OF
wheat, corn, and tobacco The highland is rich choco-
a'e peculiarly suited to the growth of wheat with about
two hundred cleared, the esidue in woods lying in
close, compact body, well mbered, and easily enclosed.
-Dut, uesifOuS OF purchasing,
will avail themselves OF personal examination OF the pro-
perty, and not wishing TO give false representation OF
its character, is often the for the purpose OF at
tracing purchasers from distance, will only AID, hat
confidently believe the above description Of the soil
be that the buildings ample and good repair
the situation healthy, the neighboood excellent; tat
vicinity to GAINESVILLE aud Boydon, ready markets for
all the surplus the farm, and the facilities AMI Cheap
afforded through the Petersburg and the plat
ed Portsmouth Rsilr road, OF sending produce market
render II an estate desirable for the any
ViTgina.-i will also sell at the place and on the
day, few likely Negroes, and all stock Of cattle
horses, &C., and plantation utensils OF kind.
Terms-One hall cash, the balance in IL months
Persons disposed purchase may be that the sale
will certainly take place.
Nov. 26. [5S-5.'1 THOMAS PEMBERTON
n AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE--WilI be ex.
posed TO public SALE on Monday the 10th OF Deem
Der the residence of the late Leonard Henderson,
Tract of Land, whereon he resided, containing about
700 acres, together with 35 40 NEGROES between $50
and 300 barrels Of corn, wheat OATS fodder and stock
of all kinds household and kitchen furniture, plantation
utensils SC. &c. The above Tract Of Land is of fine qua
iy, i'll high state OF Improvement extensive MANFRED
ots well watered, and adapted to the cultivation Of To-
bacco and Grain The Improvements consist OF large
commodous D,oeLng House. various Offices, and every
necessary house, and good tobacco harnssuated
mile Of Williams borough, in OF the al,hy
and refined neghboih hoods in the State and aordng
groes consist Of men, aud children young and like
y and among them first rate boot and shoemaker and a
carriage driver. The valuable Ldo Library oil the decd
will be sold al the same time
j. l.. HENDERSON, Jr., Ex'or
October L. 42--tds