Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31

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1 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Thc
" House and Lot, in the city of Richmond fronting
% feet on Governor street. and running back to the
! Museum. in the occupancy of MIR. Robert Poorc
VIII be sold at auction, the premises the highest
bidder, at o'clock in the afternoon on Friday The 81
July inst The property is now leased for of
years at $50 annum, payable quarterly and
kept in repair by the tenant. The Post. Office is now
Kept in the lower story of the building Terms Cash
or approved endorsed notes at three and six months with
interest from the day of SALE and deed of trust ON the
DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co.
yHyRUsi SALE OF REAL Es'rATE.-AgreeaLiy
N to the provisions of deed of trust, executed by
William Hatcher TO the subscriber bearing date the first
day OF August 1927 and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of Chesterfield County Court for certain purposes
in the said deed expressed the undersigned as trustee
viii proceed TO SELL Monday the l7th day of August
next at The Half Way House. at public auction to the
highest bidder for ready money all that tract or parcel
OF land lying and being in the county of Chesterfield
upon both sides of the Manchester and PETERSBURG turn
pike road containing by estimation four hundred acres
DC The same more or less boundcdby the
Hatcher deed, Peter F. Edwards deed and George
Cox, being the tract commonly called Moodys.
believe the title to the above land TO be good: but
acting as trustee shall convey only such title
commence at ~ o'clock.
July a. aj-iots
81 AuREL BRANCH FOR SALE, AT AUCTION
sale, on Wednesday, the ninth day of Sepiemberf fair
if not the next fair dayunless disposed at private
sale before that time.
This farm lies miles north of Richmond and one
mile north of the end of the Brook turnpike. II con-
siss of2s3 acres of goodand welwatered timber
ed, and has valuable meadow The buildings consist
of commodious dwelling house, with S finished rooms
kitchen, smoke house, large barn, good stables an
SAINT and healthy. II is good situation either for
boarding school, physician, farmer with small
family The terms will be easy for the purchaser and
be made known ON the day Of the sale.
+; ). Persons wishing to view the premises may call
on Mr. 81 Ford, at the Branch Tavern. l.. b.
July "a. 23-td
SNOWDEN FOR SALE-For sale, the Tract of
~ Land called Snowden, in the county of Goochand
on which Mrs Nancy Harris lives lying on James
RIVER and adjoining Goochland Courthcuse. In this
Tract there are, according to survey made few days
since nine hundred and six acres of which one hun
dred and tory-nine and half River thir-
ty acrrs Creek low grounds and hundred and Sc
venty-iv woodland. Any person wishing to pur-
chase WILL of course, examine the land but for its qua
lily we'll for terms of SALE reference may be had to
Messrs. Richard Sampson, of Goochland, and William
Fnnie, of Powhaan, or to myself
July3 p7-tfl GEORGE w. HARRIS
n AND AND MILES FOR sALE,--.qiJemaric Land
for saie.The subscriber wishes TO sell her panta
ton on Ivy Creek, five miles from Charlottesville and
four from the University containing thousand acres
About third of the land is unceared and first rate
tobacco land-the balance is fine wheat land and in
high state Of mprovcment.-Also Mill on wv Creek
a never failing stream, with good of custom.
inanent, &c &c The mill will be sold separate from
the land. Persons wishing to the above property
viii be shown II by MIR. VIM. Gmer David Maupin
living on the place. Communications on the subject
will be attended to, if addressed to
Charlottesville, March 49, LUCY MINOR
The above property will be offered at public sale on
,he premises, on Tuesday, TIL August terms Of one
third in cash. and the balance in three equal annual pay
will also offer at SALE the same time and place 80
or W Negroes (of all ages for cash; the purchaser
at his option giving his bond with good security paya
bic IN IL months, and bearing interest from the date
Also, on credit of l2 months, crop of Hay and
Oats the farming Utensils, all the Stock, Horses Oxen
Hogs, sheep, &c Bonds with approved security will be
twenty cash. LUCY MINOR
July Z. IS-tds
~ The Land and Mill have been privately sold: the
sale OF The other property viii certainly take place.
July 81, 1885.
" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-That desirable and healthy residence
with all the improvements thereon, called Broad Rock
containing by recent survey one hundred and Forty
acres, being that part of the original old tract which
the Improvements have been made and consist of two
story dwelling house. fine well of water with every
convenient out house good and substantial enclosures
anc the whole in excellent condition.
The above will be sold at public auction at 1 o'clock
on hionday the 10th day of August before the door of
the Eagle Hotel, in the City OF Richmond upon the
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money cash, the balance i'm five equal annual nay
Dents, carrying interest from the dag of sale with
deed OF trust to the credit payments Those
wishing to purchase invited view the premises
before the day of sale
At the same time and place. after the sale of the above
and on the same terms, the following property viz -:
That valuable Milling Establishment with two hundred
and sixtyiye acres OF Land attached thcrctocaed the
Wood Berry Mills, situated in Powlaian county and
distant from James River about Id miles and % from
Richmond, adjoining the estates of Dr. AleCaw DR. Hair
rs, ana others. The Improvements consist of mnnu-
iactunng mill Tor flour grjst mill mill rood store
house, two story dwelling house ice house &cbe-
ing an excellent stand for retail store
This property is well worth the attention Of those
VINO wish to employ capital probably Possession will
be gwen TO the first named piece of property ON hc
uay o SAFE and TO the last the first day of January
hext-Sale to be conducted by J. 81 s CosBY & Co
juno u l22-tdsl EDWARD COX.
IIHNHE TRACT OF LAND, lately the propcrty and
"A place OF residence of Capt. Francis Smith of Ches.
erhed IS offered for sale 1t contains about $40 acres
large portion Of which is well timbcred and the vhol
OF Manchester lying both sides of the Coal Mincs'
haiI-road, and bounded, in part by the Manchester
turnpike More particular information may be obtained
~ aPplcaon to the Subscribers, the premises Pri-
yate oilers may be addressed them or 10 MIR James
SIay OF ttichmond. If not previously DISPOSED Of IL
~i" DC oHecd at public auction Tie 5M dng Of Ccfo-
yer neXt-At the time, a small stool ~ ca,,Ic
N~os luIh'Vre, anu farming implements will also
VI soiu' REBECCA SMITH
SARAH RODDY
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ETOR sALE--.ajcmaric Lond pear tie Caiyerei,,, If
q Ytgiaia.The Western boundary Of this Iand ~
joins the town of Charlottesville and extends TO The
kiyanna River, where there is now place Of dctoeiio
winch promises TO become Of some Importance