Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03
COUNTRY FnRe
WALUABLE cHIcKAHoMINY LAND for Sale

VALUABLE CHICKAHOMINY LAND far SoJe-
Y Pursuant to a decree Of tie Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry, foF the county of Hanover, pronounced at
the last session, the undersigned Commissioner therein
appointed, will, on Monday, the 10Th of November next,
Of fair, If not, the next fair day,) sell to The highest bid
der, upon the premises, that well-known piece or parcel
of land, called Kids, belonging to the children OF John
Jones, deceased, adjoining the lands of Hugh Watt, John
Paul, and others, and containing by a recent survey and
plat, nearly three hundred and sixty acres. The improve
ments are, IA dwelling house, lately repaired, with four
rooms and a cellar, kitchen, corn house, &c. The open
land is divided into three fields, each of which will pro-
duce an hundred barrels Of corn one half of the tract is
low grounds, the greater part unfeclaimed, but we'll
timbcred, and rs rich as any mud land on the swamp.
~Ierms:-Somuch cash az will cover the expcnces Of the
sale, the balance upon a credit of one and two years,
without interest, to be paid in equal annual instruments
the purchaser giving bonds with sufficient security. and
The title retained until the whole ofthe purchase money
be paid. EZEKtE TAILEY Commissioner.
Hanover, October 23d, 1884.
The purchaser of the tract of land advertised nbove.
having refused and failed to comply with the terms of
the sale thereof, | shall, on Monday, the 10Th of this
month, OF fair, II not, tho next fair day) upon the
premises, again sell it to the highest bidder. upon the
same terms. ZEKIE s.. TAJIFY
Hanoycr. Jan. 3, 15s85. T78-w8w'i co@@issiou'sr.
n AND AND NEGROES o sALE.-Wil be
M sold, to the highest bidder, on Wednesday. the 25th
January next, tho Tract Of Land, on which the slbscri-
Der at present resides, containing 200 acres, and within
three quarters Of a mile of GAINESVILLE, on the siape road
leading from Belfcld to Danville. On the tract, there
isa large and coInmodious dwelling house, "a good stand
Tor Il Iayern) together with necessary outhouscs, a
pump IN AN excellent well, and a good orchard. The
situation Is considered as healthy as any other in the
State.
He also ohcrs for sale, a lot in Clarksvillc, containing
one ana a half acres, situated in a most elipible part Of
The town, on Virginia or Main street Also. a lot Of
Three and a half acres wood land, within ono mile Of his
dwelling house. Also, the Mineral Spring. known az
Watkins SPRING. lying in the vicinity OF Clarksvi1lc,
with six acres &C land attached to il. Also, seven or
eight likely negroes. a further description Of said pro-
pefty IS deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed no one
would purchase without first yewingit for themselves.
Terms Of Sais C third cash, and tile balance in two
annual instalmcnts, well secured.
In The mean ttmc. however, he would like 10 effect a
private safe Of The whole, OF any partof said property.
PHILIP LOCKETT.
Mceklcnhurr. Dec. 26. 73-dt
NEGEOEs n PLANTATION STOCK FOR
~ SALE@On tho 2ist day Of January inst, | shall
sell at Dover, in Goochlond county. 20 miles above Rich.
mond, 60 or 20 valuable Neerces, the whole of such pro.
perly on the Estate Of the late Thomas r.. Harrison
More valuable slaves arc not TO be found in the State
AZ the same time VIII bc sold likewise, about 500 bar
rcls Of corn, al the fodder. oats, stock Of horses and
mules. oxen, cattle Of all sorts, sheep, hogs, plantation
utensils. &c. &c. An old carriage and g0, curtis, wag.
CONS and all The plantation utensils on the farm A hand
some bay 3 year old Stallion, by Tonson, ont cf n well.
bred BUssorah mare Terms, cash.
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Jr, Err.
Of Thomas r Harrison, dec'd
Jan. 3. T-tds