Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
RICHMOND TUESDAY, 1S

RICHMON
d APPAHANNOCK FARM FOR SALE
IL The subscriber will sell, on The premises,
on FRIDAY, the 2Sth day of June, 1914 a
Tract Of and containing gl0i acres situated on
Tol,skcy creek, near the mouth OF said creek, and
about half a mile from lis junction with the Rap
pahanuock river The Improvements are a two
story Brick Dwelling House, and all the other
buildings necessary for farm OF that size The
quality OF the soil is equal 10 that of the be,
Rappahannock land, with an abundance of wood
and excellent water. The situation is as healthy
as any in the lower country. There is a Mill
Site on ncver-iailmg stream of water which
passes through The upper part Of thr Farm; and
a mill erected thereon, would he a source oil pro-
fiji 10 the proprietor and OF great convenience Ia
the neighbo.hood. An ample supply Of the best
mari is few miles distant, which can I've obtain
ed at a small expense, and readily brought 10 he
farm by water transportation. To;uskcy creek,
on which the land lies, is navigahlc Tor vessels
and renders the situation as accessible as if il
were Immediately on the river-and ahounds with
fish and wild fowl of every description. y per-
feet title will I've made, and possession given TO the
the purchaser in time 10 pul in the Fall crop
The sale will be made on the day specified, with
out any reserve or limit whatever A letter adj
dressed TO the subscriber, Richmond city, will OF
tain for any one DESTROYS of purchasing this Farm,
more extended description OF its annual yield
&c. &c.
TrRMs.-Onc-thinl Of the purchase money 10
be paid in cash; on the balance, credit of seve-
raj years will be given, the purchaser securing il
by deed of trust and paying The interest annu.
ally. JOHN a. MEREDITH.
May II 2-;i>
DARN II ORANGE FOR SiLE-Thc
/ subscriber will sell, Oh tn premises 10 the
highest bidder, on the twenty SIKH oi .Iunc-il
moi fair. on the next fair day-hiS Farm, lying III
the county of Orange Oh the Rapid Ann riscr,
three miles from the Courthouse, andlwelyet'om
the Richmond and Louisa Railroad He has 40
hesitation in saying that ii is equal ii no; supc-
rior, 10 any in the county; and is Gow, rs i, has
been for several years, in hishsiaicol improve
ment, the fields being well sci in clover
The Improvements consist of Brick l1onSc,
with rooms, cellar unacr the whole; large
Kitchen, with four ROOMS Il Stable, and all ncccs-
sary out houses On the Fam. is surplus Of
fine timber and we'll waelcd. Tine are sixty
acres OF as rich low grounds as any on HE river.
There is Manufacturing Million aneNiensiye
scale. two Grisl and saw Mills, with Il CaniiaS
Machine and Wool!en Factory adjoining this
farm.
will take pleasure in showing The land 10 any
one wishing 10 purchase, and viii dispose of ii
privately Ill should do 81. notice will be given
in the public papers before the day ot sale.
MAY llt;-ids C.. {. MACON.
NORTHUMBERLAN HOuSEFOR SALE.
TN pursuance oil decree OF the United States
i Circuit Court, forthc fourth Circuit. and East
ern District of Virginia. pronounced on the 9th
lav of May. 1884, in tlc suit of the 'Crited
States of America, against Slh and others de-
pending in said Cou!t, Tic undersigned Commits
sione.S will proceed, on THURSDAY, the 9TH
of June next iftair. If not the mex; fair day there
alter 10 sell al public auction. upon The premises
that valuable Estate known * Northumberland
House situated on the Potomac. IN The county of
Northumberland, about four miles from Hcaths
Vile. the county seat, containing about nineteen
hundred acres--a considerable portion of which
is fla, land, living on the riycr-thc residue is high
land. The dwelling house is a tvo-storv frame
building in handsome and healthy situation.
About one-third of The Trac; is open land, the
rest is covered with the original growth. nclEd
ing much valuable timber. Tie whole lies well
Tor Improvement, and is wel adapted tot!!c growth
of corn, wheat and oats. The entire tract will be
sold together, or in Two separate parcels, as The
Commissioners on the day O! sale may deem cS-
pedient Possession will be delivered ON the Isl
day of January, 1915, Qhe property being rented
out for the present ycar) but the purchaser will
have the privilege Of sowing 4 crop Of wheat in
the Fall The property will I've shown hy Mr..
S,,h one OF the undersigned, who resides on the
premises, TO those DESTROYS Of purchasing
Terms Of Sale-t'or cash. as 10 80 much OF The
purchase money as wi!lcevcrt!i" expenses Of sale
and commissions; ths re>id,;e 10 he paid in three
equal instalmeniS, at six twelve and eighteen
II d.. l., In, ,,y:,.
ing bonds with approved security for the deferred
payments, and the tile to the properly to he re-
tained until the whole of the purchase money is
paid, and 4 conveyance is directed hy The Court
JOIN NI: :. r. S' sTITH Commits
Navel 5-tds
YARNS FOR SALE-Thc subscriber is au
N thoriscd 10 sell = Farms, in The COUNTY of den
rco.-One OF them lies about 7miles below Rich
mond. on the Ch;ckahoiaiay river. II contains
1898 acres: 800 acres OF which are prime mud
land There are three dwelling houses on The
tract; one of Them elegant and comEoliuliS erect
cd al a cost of $1,000 This tract is most hcayi-
" timbered with ash, oak, and pine, OF the finest
quality: and on the premises, there is a capital
Saw Mill from which an ac.ivc, enterprsins man
could reap three times the cost Of The place The
situation is perfectly healthy. The whole tract
canbc bousltt1r ~, 900 ON accommodating terms;
Or 700 acres. including two dwcliin. houses, the
saw mill, and the hest part OF tho timber. could nc
bought for $1,000.
am also authorized 10 sell tract Of land be-
longing 10 the Rev G. NJ kccsee, lying in the
county of Henrico, about Is miles below Rich
mond and about 4 mile; from James River The
tract contains $50 acres. il we'll waterd. and iIIi
n>hcd with ineXhauSliblc beds of the very richest
llar. A large proportion Of the farm has area-
DIV been brought TO high state OF improvement
by the use of this mari, and the remainder is
equally susceptible Of it. The buildings are com
modioiis ard in good order. The whole may be
purchased for the very low sum Of six thousand
dollars. I. l. bOllo.
June S-u
GALE OF LAND AT PUBLIC AUC-
y TION.-Thc undersigned having been ap-
pointed BY decree of the Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit trustee in
the stead and room Of Moses Gould, in deed OF
trust executed by Henry Chorley TO the SAID
Gould. in order 10 secure to Peter Winston GER
tain sums Of money therein mentioned, and OF
record in the Office Of the Clerk OF Henrico
County Court, will, by virtue of the Gcei aiore-
said. sell, upon the premises, for cash on Thurs
dav, the 20h day Of June, 1871 if fair, il not the
next fair day thereafter, the tract OF land convey
ed therein. il being the same land which The said
Chorey purchased Of the said Winston. contain
ing fire hundred and sixty eight acres, and adlon
ing the lands OF Thomas Q. Burton and William
Chiles and is about twelve or thirteen miles from
the Civ Of Richmond, and half a mile from the
Springfield Coal Pits The title Is; believed 10
be good; but, selling as Trustee, ] shall convey
such title only as is vested by Tie said deed.
The premises will be exhibited to any DESTROYS
of purchasing. by Mr. Alfred Winston, residing
near them. C. p. GOODALL. Trustee.
Hanover 2lst MAY, 1874 l-wids
POSITIVE SALE-Of FGlpobic manufacture
l. iag PropcniH-The sale Of the property be-
longing to the Million Manufacturing Company,
which was 10 have taken place on the Isl day of
May, was unavoidably postponed, in consequence
of an error in the arrangements, which beng
now rcc,ified, the sale will positively take place,
without reserve, on Thursday, the 18th day OF
July, 1914, on the premises, in the town OF Mil
ton, North Carolina.