Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-30
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| ENhECUToR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-On
NJ Monday, the 9Th day Of July next, | will sell, to the
highest bidder, al the Court House OF li.nrico, Uhat be.
ing Court day. 4 tract OF Land in tin, low or end of Hem
rico, called Cravclly Hill, containing, by estimation,
three hundred and sixty eight acres, purchased by David
Bullock, from John G.. Alosby and wife. Col. Burton
VIII SHOW 1t 10 any person wishing To view it.-On We'd
ncsday; the Sih day ofJuly next, will sell, to the high
est Disdcr, at WoodRn's Qornierly k.ids) Mill, in the
county oi Hanover, y tract of Land belonging 10 the cs-
tate OF David Bullock. lying on Chickahoininy Swamp,
adjoining NatlanirlW hiic and Others. and containing one
hundred and fifiy-ive acres, of which cighty-fvc and
.hrec,quarter acres are heavily timbered low grounds
MIR. George W.. Trueheart willshow this Land 10 any per-
Terms of sale of each tract, onr- fourth cash, and the
residue at one, two and three years credit, with interest,
and a deed of trust on the premises to secure the credit
payments. REDERlCk HARRIS,
June Z. lS-tdsl Executor Of u. Bullock.
WALuADLE CORN M PLASTER MILL
v SALE OR EASE.-T building is situated on
and immediately adjoining The Basin ofihc James River
canal, from whence il can draw an abundant and uni
form supply of water. No mill can surpass il in cligibi-
lty OF situation. 1t is built of stone and brick, 40 feet
square, . stories high, with tin painted roof, runs 3 pair
stones, D feet diameter, of French burr, all the inside
gecring of iron, = sets of elevators. with a screen and fan
the materials Throughout of the best quality. Ano-
Their pair OF stones may be added for corn-roon being
reserved for them-and one pair for grinding plaster
IN which large aud lucrative business is done at particu-
lar seasons of the year.
| will sell the above, or lease it for a term of years.
In the latter case, good security will be required for the
punctual payment of the rent scmi-annually, and for
keeping the Mill in good order. 1t will be finished and
ready tor work III n few weeks. | will also sell some
very valuable SirEs for FAcToRiEs, with abundant wa
ter;powcr adjoining the above. have also some IIorsEs
and l.oTs, in different parts of the City, which | am
willing to dispose of.
Full particulars may be learned by applying at the Of
nee OF the Gallcgo Mills. p. J. CHEYALLIE.
April %. 116-tf
~ AND ON JAMES RIVER FOR SALE.-By viz
M tue of L decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, held for Cumberland county. pro-
nounccd the Sd ofApril, 1885,, in u suit. in which Spencer
and others are plaintiffs, and Harrison, administrators of
Taylor, &c, are defendants, the undersigned commits
sinners, or one or more of them, will, on Tuesday the
7h day of July next, on the premises, sell to the highest
bidder. on a crrdit of one and two years, the tract of
land in the proceedings mentioned, on which the late J.
Taylor lived.
This tract ofland lies on james River. in the extreme
upper part of Cumberland, on its river 5dn Sooand adj
joining the Aiount-ida estate, also now zEnuaet. IL
~ supposed to contain one hundred and NHfy acres;
twenty-five of which are fairgrounds: and the whole
tract has long been known for It's unusual fertility.
An accurate plat of survey will be prepared by the day
of sale.
The Commissioners will require bonds, with good Sc
curity, aud sill also retain the title till the purchase mo-
ncy be paid. fthe daySof sale shall prove bad, the sale
will be made on the first fair day afterwards.
GEO. NJ. PAYNE.
WILLIAM WOODSON.
FRANCIS b. Fan Jr,
'uhe lo-tnJ CommlSSiOnfyS.