Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

months Will be allowed for the other moety the purchaser
executing his bond for the credit paymen-and the title
to the land TO be retained further security for such
credit payment WILLIAMSON ALLEN, Com'r.
Nov. IL. 55-2t#
VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE,
v aT AUCTI0M-As Executor of John Seward,
late of Richmond county, Va, shall expose to SALE at
Sion House, in the said county Tuesday the 2ih of
Novcmber nst the following property, viz: The Farm
called Sion House, which lies mediaely upon the Rap
pahannock river, and contains about eight hundred and
fifty of excellent quality and in an improving con-
is divided into six fields. The residue affords an
abundant supply of timber and fuel The river from
two to three miles wide at this point and abounds with
fish and fowl in their The improvements are
plain, but comfortable, and of the character necessary
for such estate. Upon extreme end of the farm is
Tannery, recently established, and now in operation
with all the necessary fixtures and houses for the
commodation OF small family. Few situations the
river embrace as many advantages and comforts.
Alter the sale of the Land, shall sell from Forty to
FJty SERVANTS, of all criptons-generaly young
likely and valuable The testator requests that the SER
wants may be sold in families fair offers for them in
families will be accepted.
shall then sell the present crop of and corn hay
of every kind the crop of cotton; the stocks of horses
mules CATTLE sheep and hogs: the three last named stocks
are of improved Breeds the leather hand and large
quantity OF Spanish hides; the farming implements and
household and kitchen furniture.
Terms of saeFor the Land one third of the purchase
money will be required in cash. the balance two equal
annual payments, secured by bond and deed upon the
land and bearing interest from the sale The servants
and other personal property credit of nine months
for all sums ten dollars, secured by bond APP
proved security for all purchases of dollars and I'M
der, cash will be required.
If tile day appointed be unfit the sale will commence
on the next fair days and will continue until all the pro-
perty is sold.
The Manager Sion House will show the farm to any
gentleman who may wish examine it, and will attend
to any communication addressed to me at huntsville
Lancaster county, Va. J. w. CHINN E1'or
Nov. b. lo3-tsl IF John Seroard, decd.
VALUABLE APPOMATTOX LAND ron SALE.
v The subscriber is authorised by the legatees and
heirs of Edward Dillon dec to self that portion of the
Sandy Ford Tract of Land, which lies in the county of
Cumberland the north side of Appomattox river and
adjoining the lands of Messrs. James and Francis An
derson, and Col ~ Penck. This portion of the Sandy
Ford Tract contains, by survey $50 acresS0 of which
are first rate low grounds aud about 900 acresn woods
the balance cleared high land 1t is situated in most
healthy county, in the midst of fine society being dis
tant from Hanpdcn Sidney College about eight miles,
from Farmville four miles, and Raines Tavern six miles
THIS tract considered to be not inferior in quality
tract OF its size the river Persons disposed pur
chase, apply to my brother, Richard Nj. Dillon for
information relating to the situation of the property and
the terms of sale.
will also sell Tract containing $50 acres, lying in
the county OF Halifax, on the main Stage road leading
from the Courthouse to Coles Ferry, and adjoining the
lands OF DR. Lynn, Mrs Roberts, and VIM. Bruce. This
tract contains about 30 creek low grounds and
about one hundred acres of wood land Persons dpos
ed 10 purchase can ascertain the TERMS by applying in
person to the subscribers by directing their letters 20
him at Farmvie, Prince Edward. The sons of Mrs.
Roberts, who live the land will shew the property.
will also sell ten shares of old Appomattox stock
which is now dividing six per cent
October l6, [47-l4p JAMES II. DILLON.
EAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL, Via.
% GfNIA-Noioe TO COMMUNICATIVE Board of Direc-
tors Of the James River and KaDawha Company having
resolved 60 place under contract seveny-h miles Of
the line Of their Improvement viz All that part extend
ing from the water works dam at Lynchburg, the erd
OF section No ll5, in tie village of Scosyc and the
thirteen miles between the Seven island Falls and the
village of Columbia-seaed proposals will be received
by the Secretary of the Company at their Office, in the
city of Richmond, from November 18th, December
Ith inclusive for all the excavation, ebankmcnt end
The portion of the line which it is intended to let
comprises many dificnlt points, and considerable
amount Of river wnng and blasting
The line will be prepared for examination by the 18th
OF November; after which date, the time of letting
all neediu information will be given and the maps and
protles exhibited TO contractors, application being
made TO either Of the Principal Assistant Engineers ST.
mon w Wright in the village Of Gainesville, Daniel
Livermore at scotsve, and Charles Ellet jr, in the
II expected that the proposals. Of contractors who
are not personally known to either of the principal assist
ant Engineers, will be accompanied by proper estifno
malls Of character and experience from tie Engineers Of
other works on which they have been engaged.
The seals Of the proposals will be broken the 10th Of
December and the acceptance Of the propositions by tho
Board, made known after will be practicable
BY order Of the President and Directors.
w. r. CIlTTENDEN, Sscyetary
.Noie.Tis advertisement is not intended to embrace
the Locks Dams Culvers or any other Of the works of
srt-Prlor to the letting OF which well Of the resi-
due Of the excavation and embankment between Scots
vile and Maidens Adventure due notice will be given
October 80. Std
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