Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23
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against
Humbuston %skipwith, admir-. of jean skipwitb, decd,
lanes Cgnaingham' Edward b. Hicks, Alexander S.
rieIu, ana Martln mayer, Deits.,
WtH be sold, at public auction on the premises, on
wednesday the 9Th day of July next, if fair, if not, the
next fair day, that vdluaJie dndhighly improued planta-
ton, in Mecklenburg county, late the property of Colonel
william Birchett, lying on the north side OF the Roanoke.
near the town OF Ciarksviie, and within eight or ten miles
oil The lourishing town of Boydton, where has lately been
established Randolph Macon College.
The tract contains IL or 1900 acres, about one fifth of
which is first rate low grounds-,he high land is well
hmbercd and fertile, the improvements OH it unexception.
ahie, and altogether, constituting one OF the most healthy
and agreeable residences on the Roanoke.
It's very rare that such an estate is brought into mar
ket, and II 1t be considered with what facility produce can
now, by aid OF the Roanoke navigation, and Petersburg
Kan, road be carried TO the various markets, at one half Of
the former cost oil transportation, this must be admitted to
be one OF the most valuable tracts of Land in Virginia, or
perhaps South OF Baltimore.
The above property will be sold on a credit Of one and
Two years, the purchaser giving bond with approved secu-
rlty Tor the payment of the purchase moncy-the title to
be withheld until The same is paid.
ALEXANDER S. FIELD,
June Is. [I2-tdsl Commissioner.
% The The Lyochiiprg yitsialn, Danyillc Reporter, and scousvilo
the day of sale, aud send their accounts to this office for collection.
HtSoR sALE-The well known tract Of land in the
~ county OF Buckingham, lying Oh Hunts Creek, six
miles IRON the Virginia Mills, the same distance from
New Canton, and sixteen from the Court House, contain.
ing by survey 1900 acres, adjoining what is called the
Gold Mine Tract, Hatcher Tindol and others: also, our
ught IN Tie Gold Mine Tract, as il is thought that the
right rs iuliy invested in Us. We therefore solicit all Who
may be concerned in mining, to examine tor themselves,
as the indications are as good or better than any other in
TINS part oil the country, although several mines are work
ing IN the neighbouriood TO the benefit OF the owners
Inc land Is suitable for corn, wheat and tobacco, a conmo-
dlous building tor a small family, good water and a healthy
The sale will certainly take place The first day of Sep.
TEMPER DeXt, upon the premises, If fair, il not, the next
TAR DAY. The terms made known on that day.
~ me LegGfees IF WiHi1m .4Hen, deceased.
~ INC Washington Globe and New York Evening Post, will
please publish tho above four times, and send their accounts to Ibis
o"oo "I oDu (I-tD July 4.
6SALE OF LOTS IN FARMVILLE.-on the 22d day
~ OF August next, il fair, or if not on the next fair dsy
will be sold 10 the highest bidder on a creditof one and
TWO years, (equel insialments) fifty lois adjoining the
town OF Farmyille; the said lots generally contain a half
acre each, and are laid of on streets corresponding viii,
the Pi"n oil said town. There are many OF the lois well
suited Tor building situations for families, and the whole
are wen situated, and desirable property. The sale is made
IN pursuance OF a decree Of the County Court OF Prince
Edward a. plat OF the land can be seen by application to
me suoscnoer' anu The lots will he sbewn to any person
wishing 10 sec them before the sale.
NATHJ f. VENABLE,
Guardian NJ I'm. q. Vendbie.
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