Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08

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Whole Ticket Nos. s IS 60
Do. 81 AZ rs
Do. IA "a IS, $500,
Four more Capitals in one Lottery, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass p,
30 81 9 5 SIS % G5 , 3 81 So.
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg Lottery, No 81, July =
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Ticket Nos As "a, prize OF $50, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SALE.
TN pursuance of authority vested in us by The
i late John Wickham, of The City Of Richmond
we shall pOsitirely sell, at public auction, on the
premises, on Thursday, the l4th day of August
next, the well known estates of the said Wickham
on James River and Tuckahoe Creek, consisting
OIL
No. ]. The upper plantation adjoining Thos.
Mann Randolph, Esq, containing by recent sur
vey $50 acres, large portion oil which con-
ssls of river low grounds, $50 acres being on
Tuckahoe Island, with considerable body ON
Tuckahoc Creek This tract is situated imme-
dialely on the line Of The coal formation, having
pits now 10 successful operation each side OF it.
and coal mines have been extensively worked on
the premises.
No. 3 The tract formerly owned by The late
James Curre, called Ellersiie, containing by sur
vey 765 acres OF which about 200 acres are river
low grounds, Of the very best quality. On this
tract there is an excellent brick succeed dwelling
house.
No 3. The lower plantation purchased OF the
late David Meade Randolph, containing by sur
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river low grounds, with large body q second
low grounds. THERE'S dwelling house on This
tract, which at small expense might be rendered
very comfortable residence.
No. 4. A tract of land bought OF Thomas
Mann Randolph, with a srist and saw mill, con-
tanning about 1875 acres.
These tracts of land are contiguous 10 each
other; the James River Canal passing through the
three first, and the Tuckahoe Canal through the
last. They form body of land of great fertility,
and in the highest state Of improvement Their
vicinity TO Richmond being distant from Ten 10
twelve miles-lhe advantages OF the canal which
passes atthe foot OF the hill in situation 10 do the
least possible injury, and which may afford the
means Of irrigation and water power, there being
a perpetual waste Of water attwo points, with the
value OF the coal properly-make tperhaps the
most desirable real estate that was ever offered for
sale in Virginia; ahou, 300 acres have been lined
with great benefit.
The terms will be ne-lounh cash. or payable
at 90 days, and secured by note negotiable at bank
with satisfactory endorser; and for the residue,
credit of one two and three years, bearing in
leres, from the day Of sale, will be given, for
which bond and security and deed of trust on
the property will be required.
Possession will be given on the LIST January,
1876, with the privilege OF sowing a crop OF
wheat this Fall Mr. Jenkins, residing on the
premises, will show the property TO any person
DESTROYS of inspecting ii.
B. w. LEIGH,
VIM F. WlCKHAM,
Trustees and Executors Of ]. Wickham.
The slaves, stock, crops, &c, viii be sold in The
Alumni, Of which due notice will he given.
July 8-ctds