Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-22
AUCTION SALES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Of yL,u sebof,I Furniture. SLnrss &c

OF Household Furniture, SHARES, &c.
WILL be sold on Tuesday next, Tie 25ih
wv inst, al the residence of the late Capt. w. d.
Wren, decd, corner OF Franklin and Jefferson
streets, commencing al 10 o'clock, all OF The
Household Furniture belonging 10 the deceased,
consisting OF The usual variety, among which is,
very superior Piano. Also, one Riding Horse,
one Carriage, one Buggy, one Cart, TWO Cows,
and about 1000 lbs, new Bacon-and immediate
ly thereafter (say at o'cock) will be sold seven
Negroes, consisting of men, women, boys and
girls
Terms: for the personal property (other than
slaves) credit OF months will be given for all
sums over $50, for approved endorsed negotiable
notes-ior the slaves, cash.
w. GODDIN, Administrator,
With the will annexed Of VIM. ID. Wren, decd.
Feb l9-dtds
Most PaluaJle Real Estate in Chesterfield Conntu,
and Sixty F6r Slares, at Public AUCTION
| n consequence Of bad health, | find il imprac-
i ticabie 10 attend 10 extensive agricultural ope-
ratiuns. ! have, therefore, determined TO curtai
them; and, TO that end now offer for sale my Es-
tate in Chesterfield called OAKLAND. To
such as have visited il, detailed description
would be useless; but, as this farm presents
many advantages and inducements TO the agri-
culturist and capitalist details become neces-
sary
Oakland is situated in Chesterfield on Apo
matlox river, about three miles below Bevills
Bridge, and 25 from Pelersburg-contains about
1900 acres, (which about 500 are now in virgin
growth, and the remainder (of which about 300
are low grounds) in hig state OF improvement.
This place has been worked on the tbree-shiit
principle, each averaging fully 900 barrels corn
annually, and small grain in proportion. Not
gully or piny old field on it.
Each held has Two or three lots attached 10 IT,
the fertility Of which, and Of the uncleared land,
presents strong inducements TO the tobacco grow
err The whole is we'll enclosed, well drained,
very fertile and neatly arranged Fruit trees in
great variety. The Dwelling House is large,
commodious, and in good order. The yard, con-
tanning several acres, is handsomely ornamenled
with large number of forest trees. The garden
is large, fertile and neatly planned. The out
houses are numerous and in good condition, COM
bining all that are necessary Tor domestic CON-
iorl or preservation Of the crop. About $50 BUSH
els OF wheat were seeded last fall, and now looks
well. The neighborhood is healthy and verv
agreeable. The negroes ga in number) are as
valuable as any in the State. They embrace
House Servants Cooks, Ostlers, Carpenters,
Backsmiihs, Bricklayer and Plaserer, and
crop-han,s generally.
The sale will take place, on the premises, on
4 HS'~iop Gun AlaiSH heA ~ IaiII OtHCi hISC iuc
next fair day, and continue from day 10 day until
closed.
TERMs-For the land, one third in cash. and
The balance in one and two years. with bonds and
approved security. The Negroes will be sold for
cash The Crop on hand, Stock, &c, will be sold
10 slit The purchaser of the land All agricultural
operations will be continued ill day of sale, and
possession given TO suit the purchaser
There are many valuable blood horses among
the stock. WIN. II. JOHNSON.
The sale will he conducted BY
THos. BRANcH & BRo. Aucls.
hEMo-Communicaions may I've directed 10
Thos. Branch & Bro. at Petersburg. W.R.J.
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