Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
Executors Sale.
OF VERY VALUABLE LANDS STOCK, &C., ON
LANES RIVER. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

JAMES klt Eh, In COONi
TN obedience to tho will of George Cox, deceased
shall as Executor, proceed TO SELL q, public auction,
on tho 25th day of November neat, all the lands of
which the said Cox died seized, consisting Of two
Tracts IN thc county OF Chesteified-one Tract called
Kinrsand, lying immediately on James River, ten u
Gfre miles distant, by water from the City Of Rich
mnnd containing about Twelve hundred and siAiy
acres about seven hundred Of which III cult
yatio the standing part In original forest, Of
Pine Oak, Chesnut, &c.-tho other In Old field Pines,
suilable Tor steamboat wood, about mile tom The
river Of the open land about three hundred acres are
I'm river low grn,nd. and reciained swamp, Of mex
hasiihle fertility, and under high aud strong EN-
bankn,ent EXCEPT small paris the Of The cleared
land lies we'll and ID susceptible Of the highest I'M
provement This land is Well adapted TO the growth o!
Cora, Wheat, Tobacco, and Clover; In fact, all The
crops raj cd in our part of the STATE particularly
Wheat and Clover; part of this Farm, there IS
Dwelling House with six iooms, and IL spring al
excellent water, and, another part, Framed Dwell
ling ncari. tS, niti, oiif roois aud well ot water
In the yaid; lhcre arc sufficient humber q Darss,
Stables and other houses, for the accommodation OF
large number of neg0ss anu horses, and for securing
the crops This TRAIT may, If thought BEST be divided
to suit purchasers
One other Taet, called Bollins's, lying about one
mile West of The former Tract immediately q" Tive
Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike, within half
mile of the HALFWAY House, and running back neatly
10 the Water Stations at which place. the cais oi Inc
Richmond aud Petersburg Raj read stop, and within
short dise!co of the Junction Of the Clover I'M Kali
road This Tract is the which the sad Cox re-
sided, and contains about three hundred aud seventy
live acres. about h.iy acres OF which are cirated ana
the rect original forest aud pines OF The second
growth, mostly The latter and wiihin one mile n Tue
raroad this Tract there ID large two-snry Daei
ling. tnt of the bsst brick, aud furnished III haho-
styles there Is large passage uh tie upper Hor
and Two the lower, and the bascmen, sioiy divided
the ether also, three large ana hnnasome puiticns
There afro Two other Brick Buildings, two stories
high. tu,lt for kitcheI aud laundry; also, large
Framed Stable, anu Carruge house large enough ior
four carriages; aso, good DAIRY, Meat noisc, ice
house, and NIL other necessary buiianss, a'i oi when
have been erected whn the lasl ten years; The Yard
and GARDEN neatly enclosed with pallDrs ana sawed
ratings; there also Two excel tnt Ne, enc near
the Stable, and the other in the Yard, and near the
Kitchen. both of which arc neatly fixed with good
houses This place - only ten mi'ea distant from
Richmond and Petersburg aud sS r" The county seat
The land of this Tract lies well, ana IS susceptibe OF
ths highest Improvement.
1hrse lands their pos ton on the river where YES
aud steamboats, pass constant ana regularly aHoid
a omn,In:calnn WI h Richmond Petersburg, N'tull,
and the Northern Cities. There u also g"nd andns,
where lie moduce ol The Farm can be taken oil ibr
Railroad and Turnpike afford facilities which are sci
dom with; their ncarness TO The two inopai towns
in the State, and intelligent, po,is, and agretahe
neehhorood Inducements IL purchasers, which aie
hut seldom brought into market
Persons wishing examine The lands previous tn the
day or sale are referred to the Reverend Chailes
Friend, Mr.. lsham Dyer, living on the h'ns-,ala
Tract and 10 Doctor Edward Smith, or 1efse =. "lt
gaIy living on the Bonc's Tract, or myself living
.bo, G,.t,:;cs from the Ferry OF the Richmond and Us
buyn's Turnpike the opposite side OF the riSrr.
Immediately after the sale Of the ands, sit'i pro-
ee,d Ia se the Furniture, consisting at Mahogany
Chains Sofas, Tables, &C, all of eacturht 'iiisi
also a tt cf excellent Carrls and Beds; also, Tue
Kitchen Ut.msiis a: every kind; also the Plantation
Tools Of every kind and descriptions asn, the Crops OF
every Kind raised The Farm this year: among WHICH
there will be ahou; eight hundred h,riels OF Corn,
about forty thousand pound. OF smear oa's, ,'hnrl,
sbnrks re also ALI ire Stock consisting of lirr'ts.
! Mules Cysn and Cow I; The latter greatly improved.
The sale WI. commence AT II u'clnck on The Boiling :
Tract and corinue roEI day |" day, until cnrr:crd
.r.rms 1,r hr .a;e nf The lands will be made known on
the day Of sale and for the oher property u credit OF
NIX months will he given all sums u.er ten dollars,
"A auua M
| 80 HENRY cox,
Or, 1-eoawto5tbNoy Executor Of George Cox.