Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

IN Inc CieTk = Olllcc Oh lS COull SDuit vi liaio-
yer, shall proceed, on MONDAY, the 9th day
ofAugust next to sell, for cash, al publicauction
TO the highest bidder, on the premises, certain
piece or parcel of Lani, containing about one
hundred and four acres, lying and being in the
lower end Of the said cou;lly, and adjoining the
lands of Carter Rraxton Philip Elliott and others,
and known commonly as Screen Retirement. y
The title TO the above Land is believed 10 be per-
feet, but, selling as Trustee, shall convey such
title only as is vested in me as Trustee.
WM r. H. POLLARD, Trustee
July2 l6-tds
A HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM NEAR
i N RICHMOND FOR SALE.-Laboring
under the nfrmities of age and disease, and being
no longer under the necessity u continuing the
exertions have hitherto made, have determined
to sellmy FARM. Ideem minute description OF
this property as entirely unnecessary, presuming
that every person disposed 10 purchase will Judge
for himself will merely state, that il lies on the
Deep Run Turnpike Road abouttwo miles West
from Richmond and that the whole Tract contains
fraction over one hundred and nnety-tWo acres.
That some idea may be formed of the fertility and
produc;ivencss of this Farm, | hereby stale il IA
fact that employ six ahorerS, tone 10 carry the
crops to markct) and that Tor several years have
made $500 TO the hand. Indeed | consider this
land as in,rinsically worth more, acre for acre,
.
productive, and, al the same time. more healthy,
and in the immediate vicinity OF the best market
in Virginia. Ii is not subject 10 those casualties
which often inurc ami sometimes destroy the
James River crops
As a whole, this Farm would be 4 most de-
sirable and profitable property 10 an enter
prisng and active Farmer, who would devote ali
his time 10 the business and prefer 10 sell it as 4
whole Ii may, however. be conveniently divided
into two, or even three parts, and each part Woliid
form a very pleasant country retreat 10 gentle
/ man disposed 10 continue his business in town.
Being determined 10 sell, hereby give notice
that will treat with any person disposed to pnr-
| chose. and that, too on terms unusually lih.fai
! boil, as to price and time of payment, nntil Mon
day. 18th July next when, Gil no! previously dis
posed or it will be positively sold al auction to
| the highest bidder.
! Immediately after the sale OF The Land, shan
proceed 10 sell all the Household and Kitchen
/ Furniture. of which there is large variety, aIif
| in a GOOD state of preservation; also, the Stock
consisting OF six good Mules, and 4 Work Horse;
four good Milch Cows; pairof Work Steers, and
several o:hcl Younger cattle; number OF line
young Hogs, now ready for the Butchers knife;
ion, prime Brood SowS, &c. also, the Farm
inc indictments. among which are two Farm
| Wagons: three Mule or Horse Carts; one OX
| Cart. all in good order; PloughS, Harrows, ana
every other implement necessary 10 tarlnin2, on
= LARGE scale: also, my Wheat Rcapins Machine,
and = tirst rale Roller. will also offer for sale
| fine pair of Carriage Horses: one six, The other
seven wears old, remarkably sprighy AMI active,
| and al the same time perfectly traciab.c ana
GENTLE also. a Carriage, made by McsSrs. Bosser
| & Robinson. and used Just enough 10 prove that
!, * m cyccllen, one. j. H. TURNER.
y. b. The sale will take place OH the premises,
and on the above day, at II O'Clock, If fair il not
Ig,r ,sl,t, lac.
DUNLOP, MOn,CURE q CO., Aucis.
Iuna 81 l3-tJS
GAY-HILL FOR SALE-The subscriber
" offers this place on Which he nov resides Tor
sale. 1t contains abou. five hundred acres Of
which about fifty acres ara Creek and branch flats.
There is attached to the place good Gri>i Mill.
| This land lies within. three miles James Ri
yer and thir,v-tiye from Richnond-is Of good
quality having fine clay foundation, ana stls-
ceptiblc OF the easiest and highest improvement
by the use ofclover and pla scr II adJolns the
lands of Josiah Lcake, James b. Ferguson and
Others The situation is as healthy as any III Vlr-
ginia, and the ncighborhooi most pleasant
and agreeable onc-Tcrms of sale made known
on application 10 me THOMAS i. GAY.
Goochland county, lnly2. lin
EARM IN ORANGE FOR SALE-Thc
+ subscriber will sell. on the premises, 10 the
not fair, on the next fair day--his Farm, con
tanning about six hundred acn's, lying i'll the
county of Orange on the Rapid Ann riTer, three
miles from the Courthouse, and twelve IRON
the Richmond and Louisa Railro. I'd. he has no
hesitation in saving, that ii is equal, II not supe-
rior, to any in the county, and is Low, as it has
been for several years, in high slal roi improve
ment, the fields being vel! set in clover
The improvements consist OF Il Brick House,
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Kitchen, with four rooms Stable, ana all neccsc
sarv out houses On the Farm is surplus oil
fine timber, and well watcrei. There ale sixty
acres of as rich low grounds as any on The river
There is a Manufacturing Mill on exle nsivc
scale, two Grist and Saw Mills, with Carving
Machine and Woollen Factory adjoining this
farm.
will take pleasure in showing the land to any
one wishing to purchase, and will dispose OF II
privately If | should do so, notice will he given
| in the public papers before the day OF sale.
Nav ll6-tds C.. g. MACON.
~ PosrpoxEMEsr-Th sale of the above
Farm is postponed until the third Thursday (loth)
in July ISL on which day it will be sold at auc-
ton, on the premises. G. g. NJ.
June Is 12-wids
TN pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Supc-
i rior Court of Law and Chanccry for King
George County, pronounced on the Odd day OF
April. 1874, in the case Of Washingtons Guar
dim against Braxton &c, the undersigned, Com
missioners appointed for that purpose, will offer
for sale. at public auction, on THURSDAY, the
18th day of July next, if fair il net, on the first
fair day thereafter all the right title and interest
of Augustine NJ Braxton, in the following valli-
able real estate in King George County. va.
/. Potomac View, situated Immediately on
the Potomac River, containing between 39o ana
400 acres of land. On this estate there Is large
and comfortable dwelling with all the usual
out houses.
2. Plentiful Farm. adjoining Potomac ficW'
and containing about 432.
3. Point Pleasant, lying Immediately IN the
neslborhood OF the first mentioned estate, and
| contains 375 acres OF superior land.
| a. Roseland This estate contains $50 10 300
acres, and is Immediately on The river.
| s. Union, containing 413 acres OF good land,
and has on il MILL which, well managed, may
be rendered very profitable.
The interest of Augustine NJ Braxton in said
propery, is an estate that will determine upon the
| death Of either said Brayton or his wife. Pos
session will be given the purchasers on The lst
January, 1915 The sale OF all the property will
be made at Potomac View. Persons desirous TO
do So can view the property before The DAY OF SAFE
The terms under the decree are, one third OF
the purchase money on the day of sale; the ba-
lance 10 he paid in twelve months thereafter, the
purchasers executing bonds with approved secu-
| riy, for the deferred payment.
w. r. MASON,
limo s-wtds Commissioners.
WRITST SALE-By virtue of a Deed of
Trust. executed to the subscriber, by Chas
n Mallory and wife and duly recorded in the
| 1lar,,s Office of Hanover County Court, will be