Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

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| iSa, or 10 the subscriber, on the premises.
LEWIS RAWLINGS.
March Is 99-wGm
TARM FOR SALE-E1pcc,ins 70 remove 10
L Richmond will offer for sale, on The 3i>i
lay al Octcicr, 1911, the Farm on which now
reside, Locus, Groye,l lying mile from James
river, and 20 miles from Richmond. This Tract
contains 100 acres Of excellent land, viii! clay
foundation, and mari bank near at hand. Il
has or ii . very excellent dwelling house, NEW
with al The necessary ont houses an excellent
orchan and a good well of wafer. 1t will bc
sold without reserve, on liberal terms, say 6 ana
IL months i. would form most capital loca-
ton Tor a Physician.
Twill offer for sale also, on the same day, al
of my Household ana Kitchen Furaurc-it is
nearly rev, and seine of The hest quality. | will
sell also, nv Crop OF Corn, Fodder and Oats, my
Horses and Mules, Cows Hogs and Farming
Utensils
The above sale will commence at - o'clock.
John +. CHiLDREY.
FIenrico Co., Va. Oct. l-ctS
nUpLlC sALE-Ey virtue cf at-,.sc pro
I nouaced Oh the l6! day OF September, ioH,
w liz County Court 81 Gopchlaiu'. in The casc oi
Thomas w j hEsoa against johnson and others,
| sEa.l. as Commissioner, appointed oy Sa!d dc
cree OF t!c 9Th Gay o. Oc,oiie! rex al O'Clock,
~. .l., uslIl tils III pNI'A ~ 'Nl
| 20 the hyaest h!:ier, I Tract oi Land ling ia
| he corntv Of Gooch!and belonging 10 lie Estate
| OF Caa.ain VIA. Jonns,,;l, deceased, and con
tanning about two hundred acrcs-a Ic,ira!.le r.
silence Tor . small family. Al the same time and
| p,acc, as Commissioners Aforesaid, will also
sell eight Negroes 5cloEsin. 10 salt Esa:e, some
OF which are valuable young Negroes. The
term, OF sac will he cash for the Negroes, and II
crcdi, Of six ard twelve months Tor Tie Lan''-
The purchaser executing Bond with good security,
and the title TO III retained rr'i the on,y Is atc.
P. GrEERANF, Commissioner.
Sep; io--f ,5ihO
, TRUST SALE. oi VALUABLE PROPERTY.
| 10y virtue ~ z deed q. trust executed 10 hc
! ID subscribers hy Col. Thomas Z. Richardson,
the o;l day Of June, 1872 and recorded III Char
! loue Couriv Cour, tie same day, We snail pro-
ce.d 10 sell, hv way Of public auction OF he pre-
mises near Charlotte Court House, on Wednes-
! DAY thc OH dav Of October next. the lot of Land
| on which Col Thomas p Richardson now re-
| sides containing alon, Oii acres, on which IS -
lua,ed a LARGE and comfortable Dwelling House
ard also I T2nne!y, commanding an extensive
| patronage.
The 'i'anncry, and CIV acres Of lard adio;n-
ing il, Will be sold separately fiom the DwrlIin"
Il0uSt. Aiso - acres ot Land adjoining the
omcf. b-iny the residue icniaining after the sale
10 NtsDTg~ Harvey. Shl~O, bCi'
If The said Richardson in lie Lot Of ~ acres,
adjoining the Dwelling House Tract, owned
Jointly b., him and DIR. Brown. Also, Let OF
ia acres al Land, bouci, o; James P. Marshall,
ami living Oh the road leading 10 Prince Edward
Courthouse.
~ ALSO, ABOUT TWENTY NEGRO
SI.AVES,-apd all the SAID Richardson's Stock
o. Horses, Cattle Sacep ard Hogs, and all Ills
Household and Kitchen Furnilure, and plantation
Tools Tanners ana Shocmakcrs Tools one Car
riasc and harness, four Wagons anl Gears, and
ono Piano Forte.
TERMs.-Thc Siavcs will be sold for cash
and the oiher personal property on credit Of SIX
months for al! sums above So; for that sum and
under. cash The Lands will be sold on ere
dit of one and two years, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security, ami deed
Of trus, ON the land Sold TO secure the payment
Bond and good personal security will also be
! required Of The purchasers of the personal pro-
iei:y.
The title OF all the property is believed TO be
good but. acting astruslces, nc will not be liable
for any detect.
S WfNHhon J. R daiSso; Trustee,
Charlotte c. H., Sep. II. tufhs
7 AND IN AMELIA FOR SALE-The
| subscriber offers for sale The Plantation
mile North OF the Court House, and eight miles
Yves: of Goodies Bridge, over Appomattox River,
containing by recent survey, $50 acres, some
thing upwards Of Two hundred Of which are OH
ginal Forest and about three hundred OF second
growth OF Pine.
1t is well watered with numerous Springs and
four or five never failing Streams running through
it, afIoring upwards Of 100 acres OF rs rich Flat
Land as any in Virginia, most OF which IS re-
claimed, and ready for cultivation, about 40 acres
being now covered with a heavy crop OF Corn.
Il has ample range for Sock, rendering Ii unne-
cesSary 10 Craze the Farm, thereby saving much
fencing, though ii may be graZed, rs II has TWO
enclosures with two fields in each
The improvements re Two-Sjcricd Dwelling
House, with three rooms ani passage celo%,
and tour rooms an! a passage above, dry Gel
lar. &C., Granary, with Trcshing Machine,
Cribs, Stables, Tobacco Barns, Ice House, Car
Rage House, &c.
The Dwelling House is pleasantly situated,
surrounded by Grove of Forest Trees covering
v. or six acres Of land, and is believed 10 be as
healthy as any situation in Virginia.
The purchaser if lie wishes, may have the
Crop OF Corn and Fodder, Stock, &c. Any per
soadcsirous of location in healthy, moral and
intelligent neighborhood, would do well 10 view
this place--as being detcrmined TO sell, bargain
may be expected.
Address The subscriber, Amelia Court House,
Virginia. or make personal application to him
on The premises. JOHN T.. BOTTOM.
Sept. IL 3S-u
TOR HIRE, until Christmas, a Man House
L Servant; also, Waiting Maid, who is
good Seamstress, a Cooh, and a Washer Apply
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