Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
Lands Of .Boh,, Randolph

k:lElOS OIL john ESIsHNOlph
OF ROANOKE, FOR SALE.
10y virue OF q decree pronounced on the 4lh
ID day ofJune, lc45. by The Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancciv. Tor the town 81 Pc
tersburg in the suit III Braxton's executor 81
Coalter and others V Randolpl> executor ami
others, the undersigned Commissioner appointed
10 execute said decree, will on The 9th dav 81
October nexl hat being The court day OF Charlotte
county al the Count House Of said county, sell al
auction, 10 the highest bidder, the Lands herein
alter described, ant Wing in said county, belong
Ins 10 The estate o. TIE late John Randolph, decd.
THE MIDDLE QUARTER
This splendid Estate on which i, the Mansion
House The late proprietor, contains b; i recent
surrey, 1919 acres, OF which 1913 are stanton
River Low Grounds, admirably adapreiro obac-
co, aud 81 well known As scarcely 10 require de-
scfiption; 400 acres OF the tract are second ow
Grounds, 200 acres Of Middle, AMI o., acres o.!
Highlands. Middle Quarter is within some 10 or
II miles OF Charlotte c. III from which the access
10 The cily OF Richmond via Charlottesville ard
the James River Canal is easy and convenient,
and is in arcishborhoot OF great >alubriy ard
aorin9 line society. Il ! bounced on the " -
By The Stanton River. on the North hy The Clark
Ferry Road, on the East by Lipscomb's nj
Scots Lands, and on The South by Col. Caring
toms. As il is presumed that purchasers uuac-
quainied with tie estate will visit il before the
sale, further description IS deemed supernuou>
suffice il 10 say, there rarely happens 50 hne an
opportunity tur investments in Land
HUNDLEY'S AND BUULDINS
These TWO valuable contiguous Tracts will he
sold al the same time and place, BY The same an
ihority. They contain, together, 1851 acres OF
Land, of eXcel!en, quality. Also,
GlLLlAM'S,
another estate OF Mr. Randophs, containing 39i
acres.
These lands have been laid Oh, 50 as 10 admit
OF being sold in whole tracts, or parcels 10 suit
purchasers
On the day following the above sales.
(and on several succeeding days, ii necessary
will be sold on the premises all The sock, inclu-
ding number Of the finest blooded horses, farm
ing implements, and personal property OF every
description, on Midde Quarter Estate, On Humid
ey's and Bouldin's. and GiiliamS, and also Low
er Quarter and Ferry Quarter Estates, IN The
same ncishboIhood.
TgRMs-For the Real Estate onelhird in cash.
the balance u The purchase money in Two equal
instruments OF one and two years, with interest
ttom the day Of sale. Possession gwen on the l.:
of next January, with the privilege OF cntelin.;
and seeding grain &c., this fall. The lille 10 ha
retained until payment OF the purchase money, ~
the title 10 be conveyed on The cash payments be-
ing made and the instament, secured By a thus.
deed on the property. For the personal property,
cash Tor all sums OF 80 dollars and under, aui
bond and security on a credit OF six months, Tor
all amounts over that sum.
Mr.. WYATT Cariwe al Charlotte CT !ioD>a
will show The property 10 persons DESTROYS 10 cs-
anime il before the sale. IL. l.. BROOhE.
Il. +. DANltIea
July 22-oids Commissioners.
PUBLIC SALE OF a SPLENDID HOTEL.
OF THE FIRST CLASS.
DY VIRTUE OF, and in pursuance of II" au-
- thoriry vested in them by two deeds .! 'rrus!.
he Subscriber, will otter ii pubjc au,tion
in the city OF Baltimore on THURSDAY.
the 18th ., October 1915, al one o'clock y. Nj,
a! the Merchants Exchange that very extensive
ami valuable property IN sad city kown ~
THE EUTAW HOUSE HOTEL.
The lut on which il stands is situated al the
north west corner oi Baltimore and Euaw slfce''.
containing upwards OFFS 900 square lee, Ols!ound
and fronting II iect on Baltimore street and l,t
feet on Entaw street Ia an alley; 60 feet 81 Which
on the last named street form n ward plan'c. with
Ornamental ShuhheIy al various kinds.
The House is 5 stories in height coveitd w:lh
slate occupyiu. the whole iroDl ol lbe lot ON Bal!
,mo:c >reri, running back loiicc, Oh the we>l 10
the alley and l20 fee, on Fulaw stree.
having an area in the centre 81 The build
H. iut liS'H an! air, win Two man cntI3nces,
one from each street; that from Baltimore Sireet
leading to private parlor> and family room, the
other ua f:utaw Street 10 the rnhic pa!, II The
House The Basement or lowest story is diynt-
Ell into 5 Stores on Baltimore street, :5on EIaw
street, and ADDRESSING rocm 4 kitchen, pasuy, idf
der, uan.l;,. i;OnIny, df,ins, wash ard ta.!.
rooms.
The second s'ory has 3 parlors on Baltimore
street and on EGaw street, Il smoking ioo.u,
office, ladies' dining room - ~ - feet, amd
seniemat'> do 81 hy 81 feet, will! servants
hall, chambers, billiard room, china closet AZ.
There are upwards OF 200 rooms in Tie house, .!
which - are pailur>
This Building was erected in lS7H NtH''sS
for IIuli ard j. lrlieV-.i 80 possess every CON
venirn.p n,nnn, "a bc found in those OF The Iiist
rla.e. is most cligihly situated in an agreeable
part Of the civ. having wideand much frequent
ell street on each oil lis fronts. il i, how N me
best order in every respect for thc reception 81
company, and will le - kept By the present pro-
prieior until sold This property offers glcat IN
duremen,s Ia Il person who ron!d combine WIN
activity and energy, sufficient capital - conduct
the business Of the Establishment 10 advahiasf.
The House is completely furnished, and IA
good style and the purchaser ofit can obtain the
Furniture, or portion If ii, on reasonable term,
by making suitable arrangements with The lius-
tees.
The terms. which viii hc accommodating, vii!
lie made known at the Time OF sale.
JACOB ALBERr,
RoBT. A. TAYLOR, Trustees
SAMUEL. JONES, Jr.
lux lS-cw,ds