Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12

i VALUABLE TAVERN FOR sALE.-By virtue of
decree Of the Chancery Court Of Maryland, the
Subscriber will expose to public sale the premises,
Wednesday the 18th day OF July next at IL O'clock A.
M that valuable Tavern in the city of Annapolis kown
lWILLIAMsoN's HOTEL, and lately kept by Williamson
u Swami This establishment has chambers sufficient to
accommodate eighty persons and sablng the premises
Tor forty horses, good Ice house, billiard room, aud all
oher buildings necessary Tor carrying the business Of
he mousse There also yard, garden, and lot attach
ed to It, including an Of ground and afford
ing sufficient for the erection of additional buildings
If necessary The reputation OF this establishment lis
great and valuable CUSTOM and the rapidly accumulated
fortunes Of its former proprieos, offer great inducements
AT the same time and place, will be exposed to public
saIe all the personal property belonging to the establish
valuable Negro slaves, and other articles.
Also Williamson and Swanns interest Zone halo in
tract Tor carrying the mail between Annapolis and the city
oil Washington until the 3lsto December 1885, with
coach and ten horses.
N;B.-AsO one half the contract between Annapolis
The terms of sale, to the real property are one fifth
of the purchase money with from the day Of sale
to be paid on the day Of sale the ratification thereof
and the residue in FIVE equal annual instaens the pur
chaser TO give bond with surety be approved by the
trustee for the payment hereo and his own cost
before the ratification the SALE to effect and continue in
operation an insurance thereon the four ths
OF the purchase money which may be due after the day
sale, and assign the policy to the trustee additional
on credit OF four months the purchaser giving bond with
surety as for the real property and will be sold together
with or separately from the real esate may be deemed
exPedient Ii sold with the real property will
probably be required in cash for the WHOLE than would
amount TO one fifth of the purchase money the real pro-
perry ii sold separately.
The property not 10 be conveyed until the payment of
the purchase money.
NICHOLAS BREWER. Jr. Trustee
Annapolis, Md. June Is. I5-ts
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE-By
virtue OF Decree pronounced by the Circuit Supe-
rior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county of Hen
rico, on the 1lth day of June, 1888 in the suit Of
Robert Brchett, Edmund Bircheu, and Peter Puryear,
against r'uS'
lanes Cunningham, Edward b. Hicks, Alexander S.
Field, and Martin Thayer, Defts
=, WiH De sold, at public auction the premises on
wednesday the Oath day of July next if fair il not the
next fair day, that uaudble dndhighly improved panta
tom in Meckenburg county, late the property Colonel
William Brchett lying the north side Of the Roanoke
near the town of Claksvle and within eight ten miles
OF the ourshing town OF Boydon where has lately been
established Randolph Macon College.
The tract contains IL 1900 acres about one fifth of
which Is hrs rate low groundshe high land is well
numbered and fertile, the improvements it unexcepton-
able and altogether, constituting Of the healthy
and agreeable residences on the Roanoke.
It's very rare that such estate is brought into
ket' and If be considered with what facility produce
now, by aid OF the Roanoke navigation and Petersburg
Railroad be carried to the various markets. one half of
The former cost Of transportation this must be admitted to
be one OF the most valuable tracts of Land in Virginia.
perhaps South Of Baltimore.
The above property will be sold credit of one and
two years the purchaser giving bond with approved
rity Tor the payment OF the purchase moneythe title to
~ ALEXANDER s. FIELD,
ynsp vsne Daa Rspors1 and sss,.r:
pape WI insert the above twice week for two weeks previous
II AND AND MILLS FOR SALE-Inteniing to re.
move to the State OF Kentucky, offer for sale my
Farm on which now reside also my half of Dade and
Peyton's Mills, on the Rapid Ann river adioiningThe
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state OF improvements sixty in red clover and eight
in timothy; one-thrd of the land is in wood, part very
heavily dmbered The soil is OF the character of that
range OF red land passing through the counties of Orange
Albemae, Nelson and Amherst, justly celebrated for
clover and su OF OF ngh oy
modous-the houses within the curilege all con-
venient and well arranged The garden contains
ground asteiully laid out, and well furnished with
choice fruit vines aud shubbery.
The situation would suit lawyer who wished 10 COM
bne farming with his profession: from its proximity the
courts OF the adjoining counties, being within miles of
Orange Z. H. Ii miles OF Madison and I6 of Culpeper c.
H.; il s near the stage roads leading to- Charlottesville
and Fredericksburg 80 miles from, and 80 fro
the latter No place can be better was-ed heal.
thy than this; have resided here FIX Vs. and in tn
time there never has occurred Ns,"t ous fever or
ague aud fever in large family of blacks and whites
upon The Farm is neo barn and machine for hresbing
wheat-o the kind most used and approved in this part oil
the country The price Of this property shall be mode
rate and the time and manner of payment accommod
The mills new and upon the improved construction
consist oil mill for manufacturing -four having pair Of
.
pair OF stones mill and mill Tor grinding plaster oil
Paris Also, another Tract Of Land within 5 miles OF
Stanardsvie-near the Swift Run Gap road containing
40 acres. LAW. L. DADE.
Sylvan Lodge, 2OtI,June, 1888 l5-u
i VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Having turned
my attention to more active life than that Of cult.
waiting the soias such offer TO the public the trac
oil Land whereupon reside, situated in the county
OF Charlotte, the waters of Little Cub creek Is miles
Northwest from the Courthouse, 25 West from Farm
vile, and 30 South Of Lynchburg this contains be-
tween 1850 and 1900 acres supposed 600
ed, and most Of which is in high state of Improvement
having been seeded with clover and herd grass This
fine tobacco grain and grass plantation and has large
portion oil fine tobacco land TO and fine plant and the
Hat land produces tobacco finely and free from water.
This property is situated admit of DIVISION and
viii make two desirable settlements giving each good
improvements, granary tobacco barns, &c. and the best
OF waer-Terms shall be accommodating, sufficient time
VIII he gwen, and negroes taken in part the whole
payHen possession given between this and LIST September:
Persons wishing 10 purchase, will please early ap-
pcation. HILLARY c. RICHARDSON
Charlotte, June o. 1888. I7-It
i EOMFORT, SAFETY AND EXPEDITION The
~ Peoples Line, between Baltimore and Philadelphia
(via Chesapeake and Delaware Cana every morning al