Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

Commissioners Sale NJ Central, ComulGnding Req
Eaate, nj AUCTION.
DY virtue of Decree Of the Chancery Court.
ID Of the Richmond District will be sold, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the second OF
April, 1915, al - O'clock, that central, command
ing Square OF Lots, for some time in the occu-
pancy OF Miss Jane Mackenzie, situated between
llh and 9Th Streets extending from L or Main 10
or Cary streets, being Nos. 5s3, 5Sl, 602, Coz,
according 10 the plan of the city Of Richmond
Also, Lot No. Sill situated Oh The Canal, al The
intersection Of and 9Th streets.
Also, Lots No. G55 G5G 67l G15 being the
square situated between Il and streets, ard "a
and ID streets.
Sale 10 be made in the order as advertised, on
the following terms, viz: One-eghh in cash one
eighth in six months one-eishth in twelve months,
and the remaining fve-eghths al The expiration
of five years, all from the day OF SALE with the phi
viege 10 the purchaserlo continue The credit upon
,hc.lasl lve-eishts for the lifetime OF Mrs Thos.
Taylor, il she survives the first five yeaIs-
The said ive-eighths portion OF the purchase mo-
ney 10 bear interest from the day OF sale, payable
quarter yearly-the purchaser 10 give negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed, for the payment OF
the two-eigh;hs al the expiration OF six and twelve
months, and, for the residue, bonds, with good =.
curity payable as aforesaid, and The lille to be- r.
lained, subject 10 the further order Of Count.
NorIcE.-ln pursuance ola subsequent decree,
induced py The death Of one of the parties, il, is
further ordered, that so much OF the above decree,
as requires the purchasers of the Real Property,
therein mentioned, 10 retain in their hands The de-
ierred instalments OF the purchase money, paying
interest upon the same be, and is hereby sci aside
and anuullcd: and that the said purchasers hr
authorised 10 deposite into the Farmers Bank OF
Virginia, 10 the credit OF this cause, subcc, 10 the
future order OF Court, any portion OF the purchase
money they may think proper 10 pay, over and
above The cash payments required By The said de
cree; and that in all other respects, the said de-
cree stand revived, and be duly carried into exc
cuion.
A plan OF the lots NAV be seen at the office OF
Dunlop Moncure & Go.
WILLIAM GAIT,
GEO. w. MUNFORD
Feb o1-oawtls Commissioners.
Most Paluabi, Real Estate m Chesterfield County,
aud Sirtg-f0W .Sares al Public AHct'0n
TN consequence OF bad health, find il imprac-
i ticabe TO attend to extensive agricultural ope-
rationS. | have therefore, determined 10 curlail
them; and 10 that end, now offer fol- sale my Is
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 10 The agfi-
culturist and capitalist, details become neces-
sary.
Oakland is situated in Chesterfield on Apo.
maliox river, about three miles below Bevil's
Bridge, and 25 from Petersburg-coniains about
200 acres, Of (which abnnt 500 are now in "ir2in
growth, and the remainder (oi which about 800
are low grounds) in high stale OF improvement.
This place has been worked ON the three-shilt
principle each averaging fully 900 barrels corn
annually, and small grain in proportion. Not
gully or pny old field on il.
Each field has two or three lots attached 10 II,
the fertility of which, and Of The unceared land.
presents strong inducements 10 The tobacco grow
er. The whole is well enclosed well drained.
very fertile and neatly arranged. Fruit trees in
great variety. The Dwelling House is large,
commodouS, and in good order. The yard, CON
tanning several acres, i, 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 COM
tort or preservation Of the crop. About $50 bush
els OF wheat were seeded last fall and now looks
well. The neighborhood is healthy and very
agreeable. The negroes ga in nnmbeD are a
valuable as any in The State. They embrace
House Servants, Cooks, Ostlers, Carpenters,
Blacksmhs, Brcklayer and Plasterer and
crop-hands generally.
Tuesday, 25th March next, il fair, otherwise The
next fair day, and continue from day 10 day until
closed.
TERMs-For the land, one third in cash, AMI
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
TO suit the purchaser OF the land. All agriculture
operations will be continued till day Of sale, and
possession given 10 suit The purchaser.
There are many valuable blood horses among
the stock. WIN. II. JOHNSON.
The sale will be concuced by
THos BRANCH d Bro, Aucts.
Mo-Communicalions may I've directed 10
ThoS Branch & Bro, at Petersburg. w. RI.
Feb lS-c&d3lawtds
NOTICE.-Wil be Leased AT Auction, on
In the 18th OF March, al II o'clock, NJ, i'll
front of the premises, for Ten Years, the Ar
,norv Pnrnp Mil now nsPi rs Flour Mill To-