Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18
Sale of Taluabie Farm near Richmond

Sale NJ a Valuable Farm near Richmond.
PURSUANT 10 decree ofthe County Court
i OF Henrico. pronounced on the 9Th day OF
April, 1915 in the suit Of Britannia Wellington
Kennon, widow Of Beverley Kennon deceased.
and Executrix Of his last will and testament.
plaintiff, against George T. kennon, and others.
defendants, The undersigned, acting as Commits
sioners under the said decree, will on THURS
DAY the Isl day OF MAY next at II O'Clock, NJ,
proceed 10 resell at public auction, on The pre-
misses 10 the highest bidder, a tract or parcel Of
land, lying in the counties OF Henrico and Hano-
yer, called SOLITAIRE, at present occupied by
the said George t. kennon, COMMUNICATED hun
dred and wentyseven acres and two tenths Of al
acre, about seven miles from the CITY OF Rich
mond on Chckahominy Swamp, and near the
Brooke Turnpike road The sale will be made
on Inc following terms, 10 wit For cash, as 10 So
much OF the purchase money as will be sufficient
10 pay the sum Of twenty-five hundred dollars,
with interest thereon iro:. he nrst day OF Il pril,
1914, and all the costs attending the execution
OF The decree of the seventh day OF November,
1874, and the decree of The seventh day of April.
1915, (includinga commission and compensation
for extra trouble 10 the undersigned, as prescribed
in the said DEGREES. -. - residue OF the pur-
chase money payable one-half on the Is; day OF
January, 1876, and The residue on The Isl day d.
January, Si7, for each OF which insamenls \
bond will be taken, bearing interest from the day
OF sale, 10 be paid when the principal is payable.
No conveyance 10 be executed To The purchaser
until The sale shall be confirmed, the purchase mo-
ney paid, and a conveyance directed BY The Cout.
GGP: +, f 4. EhRErr, CONS
April 9-d&ctds
.N0tc bY DR.. Kenaon
The land advertised above is valuable, AMI de
~,
an investment in landed property 1t has df-an.
f0ges which render II, IN my opinion, the most
desirable Farm in this region OF country Ii has
abundance OF timber, OF The finest qualify. Tor
market-wood, which if cut and hauled 10 Rich.
mond would pay for the Farm-lhe best wafer
and though last, not Least the hcahiest spot ever
saw. have lived upon il now SEQ" rears.-
My family, black and white, never less than ut
have enjoyed the best health. Not solitary case
OF bilious fever has appeared in this long pefiot
requiring medical treatment, or any sickness
which could be traced 10 the Farm. Ofhe high
land there are 81 acres cleared, uYw generally
set in herlSgrass ii will all produce good crop,
OF corn, oats and some Of he fields good whea,
The best crop ofwheat Ga small one) in The neigh
borhood is now growing on some Of the poorest
land on the Farm. Ofihe forestland there are li2
acres in It's original growth. This lard, independ-
ent of its fine timber is thought by good Judges 10
be first roie fobacco land. ! have no doubt il
would produce that crop in great perfection. OF
the swamp land, there are go acres. Part OF this
land is as rich as land car be-, and yearly al re-
claimed from wafer by dykes and canals-pan i
in woods-heavy iimbered with oak, ash, hck"-
ry, maple, walnut, &c-part has been cultivated
| in tobacco and grew j, very large and fne-par!
in corn, yielding no, less than len barrels to he
acre, and The residue in corn, oats and sra>s-an
expense Of one hundred dollars would reclaim
every acre Of i.
The accommodations are comfortable tor
large white and negro iamily-and it has every
requisite building Tor securing crops. The barns,
stables corn-house>, &C. being tor the most pa:..
new, and OF good materials would invite per
sons disposed 10 purchase good Farm. in ;he
neishborhood Of Richmond, 10 visit this before lie
day Of SALE and Judge for themselves.
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