Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-29
-KECN.HEO.YD, V.S

| THNRUSTEE'S SALE.--The srrAxpoAr Kcatucky
IN will be offered at public sale, with her inventory
anu appurtenanccs, on Friday the 9th day OF june at
o'clock, =. NJ, at the Exchange, in this city, in pur-
suance OF decree made nj the last September term by
Baltimore county court, sitting a court OF equity.
The KENTUCKY is, in all respects one of the finest
steamboats, IN America she built of the best mate
RAILS and IN beauty of model, strength speed, and
ycncnce of accommodations combined she is not sur
passed She has only run two coppered and
copper fastened Her dimensions follows Length
on deck l73 feet breadth "a feet; width of deck ncud
ing guards, % feet; depth Ia feet She is about 400
tons burthen, and draws from 2 to feet Her
two boilers which of the best of copper arc each l
feet long, l-2 feet wide feet high, and upwards
of twenty thousand dollars She has rst-rate
engines, made by Waiclman IL Bratt the cylinders of
which are 80 inches in diameter, with l2 feet stroke,
the cost of which above twelve thousand dollars.
The decks of the Kentucky both main and upper are
very spacious her cabin occupies the whole length of
the boat, and is without berhs she built for day
boat, but there abundance of for larpe number
The ladies Cabin is deck very lastly fitted up and
contains every convenience with ~ bcrths So spa
cious and well arranged is this boat that thousand pas
scngers would not be deemed crowd board of her.
Her paddle wheels put in last year the first
set not being deemed large enough the pow
OF her machinery; they double wheels 20 feet
inches in diameter, III feet inches broad and are as
perfect now, strongly and judcously they put to-
gether, as they were when first put i'm although they
The Furniture OF the Kentucky is ample well selected
and i'll good condition. Her inventory comprises cvery
article usually employs i'll steamboats, the first class
her boilers and engines may be considered perfect She
requires no repairs whatever, and in complete rcad
for
The Kentucky cost between eighty and ninety thou
sand dollars and the Important works added her last
year. which have probably made her the strongest boat
of her class in the Union have Increased her value i'm
the estimation of the best judges upwards of ten thou
sand dollars She should be well examined to be duly
appreciated
The terms of SALE prescribed by the decree are one
third cash. and the balance in equal parts in two four
and six MONTHS secured by with ondorsers to be
approved by the Trustee.
uJ' The sale is pcrempory, of which all persons will
take notice. SAMUEL NJ CI.ELIAN Trustee
Baltimore, May 90 G~tds
VALUABLE CORN AND PLASTER MILL FOR
v SALE OR LEASE.-Ths building is situated ON
the south side of street, in the city OF Richmond
and immediately adjoining the Basin of the James River
canal, from whence 1T draw abundant and uni
form supply of No mill can surpass il i'm elrgib
ity OF situation. 1t is built of and brick 40 feet
squares stories high, with tin painted roof runs 3 pair
stones, feet diameter of French burr all the inside
geerng of iron, sets of elevators with screen and fan
the materials throughout of the best quality Ano.
tcr pair of stones may be added for corn-room benp
reserved for themand one pair for grinding plaster
IN which large and lucrative business done at partcu-
lar seasons of the year.
will sell the above, or lease il for term of years.
In The latter good security will be required for the
pnnctua payment of the semi annually and for
keeping the Mill in good order II will be finished and
ready for work IN few weeks. | will also sell some
very valuable SITES for FAcroREs with abundant wa
erpower adjoining the above have also some HOUSES
and Lors, IN different parts of the City, which am
willing to dispose of.
Full particulars may be learned by applying at the of.
flee of the Gallego Mills. n . S'i.a~!.-f..ss
'Aprn 20. - lIG-tf