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

OF ROANOKE, FOR SALE
~ virtue oi decree pronounced on The 4h
- day June, 1915, By The Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, for the town OF Pc.
tershuFg, in the suit of Braxton's executor Of
Cuiicr an: oilers =. 2.il.:olphs executor and
others the undersigned Commissioners appointed
10 execute said decree, will on The 6lh day OF
October next that being The court day OF Charlotte
county, al The Coul House of said county, sell al
auction, 10 The bighesi bidder, The Lands herein
alter described, AMI lying in said county, belong
ing 10 The estate the late John Randolph, decd.
THE MIDDLE QUARTER.
This splendid Estate, on which is the Mansion
House oil The late proprietor, contains, by recent
surrey, l1l9 acres, Of which 493 are Stanton
RIVER Low Grounds, admirably adapted 10 lobac
co, diil SO well EnowG as scarcely 10 require de-
sc!iptlun; 1G0 acres ol The tract are second Low
Grounds, 200 acres OF Middle, and GIG acres Of
Highlands. Middle Quarter is within some 10 or
l2miies Of Charlotte c. H., from which the access
10 the city Of Richmond via Charlottesville and
the James River Canal is easy AMI convenient,
and is IN :.cishba.ho,i Of great SalubIy and
aitordns llne society. Ii is bounded on the w. 81
~ the Siaunlon River, on the North ly the Cark's
Ferry Road, on The East by Lipscomb's ani
Scots Lands, and on the South by Co.. Caring
tons. As il j. presumed thai purchasers unac-
quainted with tn. estate will visit it before The
sale, further description is deemed superl!uous
suffice i, 10 say, there rarely happens 50 fine an
opportunity for investments in Land.
HUNDLEY'S AND BOULDIN'S.
These two valuable contiguous tracts will lie
sold al the same time and place. BY the same au-
lhory. They contain, together, ISL acres Of
Land, OF excellent quality. Also,
GiLLlAMr5
another estate CT Mr. Randolph's, containing 39l
acres.
These lands have been laid of. so as TO admit
of being sold in whole tracts, or parcels to suit
purchasers.
On the day following The above sales,
(and on several Succeeding days, il necessary
wall be sold on the premises, all the stock, inclu-
ding nImber OF the finest blooded horses, farm
ing implements, and personal property OF every
description, on Middle Quartz! Estate, on Humid
lcy'S and Boullin'S, and Gilliam's and also Low
er Quarter and Ferry Charter Estates, in the
same ncighbUThood.
1EEMs-For The Real Estate one-third in cash.
the balance OF The purchase money in two equal
insIalmcnis OF one and two Years, with interest
from the day O! sale Possession given on the Is,
Gl next January, with the privilege OF entering
and seeding grain, &c. this fall The title 10 he
retained until payment oil the purchase money or
the title Ia he conveyed on The cash payments be-
ing made, and The instruments secured By trust
dec'l on the property. For the personal properly
bond and security "a !, credit OF six months, for
all amounts over that SUN.
Mr.. Wyatt Cardwell, at Charlotte CT. House,
will show The property 10 persons DESTROYS 10 cx-
anime il before The sale. II. l.. BROOKE,
X. T. DANIEL,
July 22-ctds Commissioners
PUBLIC SALE OF A SPLENDID HOTEL
OF THE FIRST CLASS.
by VIRTUE OF, ana in pursuance OF the au-
ID thory vested in them b ,wo deeds Of Trust,
the subscribers will ofer al public auction
in the city ot Baltimore, on THURSDAY,
The 10th 0. October, 1878, al one O'Clock p NJ,
at the Merchants, Exchange, that very extensive
and valuable property in said city kown as
THE tUTAW HOUSE HOTEL
The lot on which il stands is situated al the
north west corner OF Baltimore ana Eutaw streets,
containing upwards of23 900 square feet ofsround
and fronting IL iest OF Baltimore street and ISL
feel on Eutaw street 10 an allcy GG feel Of which
on the last named street torn yard planted with
Ornamental Shubbery OF various kinds
The House is stories in height, covered with
slate occupying the whole front Of The lol on Bal
limo;c srcci, running back loG feet on The west 10
the alley and leo feet on Eulaw street,
having an area in the centre ul The build
ing Tor light and air, with two main entrances,
one from each street; that from Baltimore street
leading to pirate parlors and family rooms, the
other on E,utaw -. ect la the public part vi the
House. The Basement or lowest story is divid-
Ell into Stores on Baltimore street, = on Eulaw
street, and dressing room, kitchen, pastry, lar
der, managing, ironing, drying, wash and bath
rooms.
The second story has ) parlors on Baltimore
street and i on Euiaw street, a smoking ruom,
office, ladies' dining room s. by - feet, and a
grn,leman's do. % by 30 feet, with a servants
hall, chambers, billiard room, china closet, &c.
There are upwards vi 200 rooms in The house, oil
which - are parlors.
This Building was erected in 1885 expressly
Tor Hotel, and i believed 10 possess every con-
venience usually 10 be found n those OF the first
class is most elisibly situated in an agreeable
part oil the city, having a wide and much frequent
ell street on each OF lis fronts. II is now in the
best order in every respect for the reception OF
company, and will be 80 kept BY The present pro-
prielor until sold. This property offers great in
ducemens 10 a person who could combine with
activity and energy sufficient capital 10 conduct
the business Of the Establishment 10 advantage
The House is completely furnished, and in
good style, and the purchaser oft can obtain The
Furniture, or a portion Of it, on reasonable terms,
by making suitable arrangements with the Trus-
tees.
The terms, which will be accommodating, will
be made known al the lime OF sale.
JACOB ALBERT,
ROBT. A. TAYLOR, Trustees
SAMUEL JONES, Jr.
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