Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-01
NEGROES
TEyHIS is TO inform the citizens Of Richmond an,

TENHIS to inform the citizens OF Richmond and the
III public generally, that | have recently bought of
Bacon TAFT his Negro establishments which consists Of
spacious comfortable strong jail and Which is convenient
and suitable for the reception of slaves as il is within
few yards OF the Bell Tavern where the sales OF slaves
generally made.
This establishment will be kept open Tor the
dalton OF the public generally and gentlemen wishing To-
deposit negroes in jail for sale Otherwise is respectful
y requested to give call Every attention that may
be necessary will be rendered, have them carefully and
well attended TO and will at all times pay Fair market
price slaves time be either at the
said place, my old stand Sbock9 Hill, which will be
kept up as formerly shall constantly keep hand for
sale, great many slaves and gentlemen from the South
States, elsewhere, will do wen TO call OH me, as
shall be able at any time TO- furnish them with suitable
lot as generally have hand The of hundred.
will all times sell AT small advance cost in lots.
purchasers; and gentlemen in the Southern States.
elsewhere, wishing to communicate with me, either in
buying selling, Will please forward their wishes TO me-,
ed TO- LEWIS 4. COLLIER.
Angus, %. 3l-l"4t
SPLENDID SALE.-on The second Monday in De
- ceber next, the subscribers will offer at auction at
the place. that highly valuable estate known MayfeJ
or Sb' ers'" Mills, late the property OF JAS Sbyers,
ESQ IL comprises 5000 OF land, lying both
sides OF the Ognchee river, where the great central mail
route from Washington City 10 New Orleans the
river; fifty miles from Augusta, and ten miles from War"
ren,on on the East and twelve miles from Sparta, and
tSy-sx from Mledgeville, on the West. Nearly
hundred acres these lands cleared and fine
condition for The production OF cotton, wheat,
oats the residue in woods Astounding in excellent timber
The this estate, believed to be Of the
mos, valuable Georgia Among them, large
chant mill with four pair OF stones, and every apparatus
necessary to the manufacture OF the finest Hour saw
mill cotton gin, and wool caring machine, all driven by
water new, aud erected by the best mechanics the
most approved plans large and comnodous mansion
house used tavern, brick still house furnished, store
house blacksmhs shop barns, stables and every other
description Of farm houses OF the best quality The
ter st this place the saluby OF the climate the density
and responsibility Of the uegbbouripg population, together
with The probability Of the recently projected rail-
from Eaonon to Augusta passing this estate
particularly recommends it TO the attention OF those who
design TO make investments in factories Of cotton wool
the time, will be offered for sale, all The pan-
iaon stock consisting Of horses mules oxen, cows ogsy
wagons carts, 5000 bushels OF go or ~ ousand
pounds OF fodder &c SC. Also, ~ slaves, unusually
likely and valuable among whom are TWO or Iee O'dcs-
smiths, wagoners, osers, waters and carpenters
Terms Of sa-Cssh for I'll the personal property, Tor
the real estate one fourth Of Ae ptce eash The residue
pavabe on three equal annual nstaments secured by
prov ed paper some Bank 10 tne oSe ana bearing
| inIerest rom date. Unquesionabe titles
'"e'e'' "''' JOEL CRAWFORD,
r. $. SAYRE,
THOS. L.. LhTIMERE,
Nm. HILL,
| oeL4 t43--latds1 .qssignesS Of Jas. Shivs's