Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-19
PUBLIC SALES OF LAND.
Hands oe.yohn ssaus,,.,,,,

Lands Of John Hsn7ias0iDs,
OF ROANOKE, FOR SALE
DY virtue vi decree pronounced on the ia
ID day ofJune, 1918, by The Circuit Superior
Cunri OF Law and Chanccry for Ia. town Of Pc
telsbuig, in the sUit Of BiaStons executor d,
Coallcr and others Is Eandulrh's executor and
others, The undersigned COMMISSIONS. appointed
10 execute said decree, will, on the 9Th dav Of
Oc:oher heXtiha heingihe court day pl Charlo,,.
auction, Ia lhc highest bidder, lie Lands herein.
ai,er described, ani lyin. in said county, laIong.
ing 10 tie estate Of The late John Randolph decd
THE MIDDLE QUARTER.
This splendid Estate, on which is the Mansion
House oiihe lalc proprietor contains by a recent
survey, l1lg acres, oil which 1913 are Slaun,nn
River Low Grounds, admirably adapiedlo lobac.
co, and 81 well knowG n s'arccly Ia require he
Scrip;iun; 100 acres oi The tract are second Lew
Grounds, 200 acres Of Middle, ana G1G acr,s ~
Highlands. Middle Quarter is within some II, ar
II miles Of Charlotte C. fl from which The aces.
10 the city Of Richmond via Charlottesville and
the James River Canal is easy AMI conve;.i,ul
ANA is in LcichhorLood Of great salubIiy. and
allJrin. fee society II is tnmie.! On lie W 4
Nv HE Siaunlon River, On The North ~ Le CLARK :
Ferry Road on The East by Lipscoml's !: nd
Sr0;is lands and on The SnuIh by Col. Carrin.
tons. As il is ptesnmc, thai purchasers uo,c.
quainie, with the estate will visit il before The
sale, further description i deemed siperAuouS.
suffice 10 say, there rarely happens 20 fine an
opportunity E,r Investments in Land
HUNDLt.I'S AND BOULnlNS.
These two valuable contagious Tract, w;ll he
sold IL lhr same lime and place, hy liz same an.
iholity. They contain, together, Isl acre. Of
Land, Of excellent quality. Also,
ClLIIAArS,
another estate Of Alr. Randolph's, containing 3ol
acres.
These lands have been laid I'll, 50 as 10 admi,
Of heins sold in whole tracts, or palcels 10 suit
purchasers.
On the day following The above sales.
(and on several succeeding days, if l.rcssaryl
will he sold on the premises, all The sluck. inc,u.
ding n number Of The finest bloode,I noises farm
ing implements, and personal properly OF every
description, on Middle Quarter Estate, on Humid.
legs and Bouliin',, and Gilliam'>, ana also .nw
or Quarter AMI Ferry Quarter Estates, in HE
same rciehboIhood.
TEsMs-For The Real Estate one third in cash.
The balance of the purchase money in two cuuai
instruments OF one and Two Years, with interest
fion lie day d, sale. Possession GIVEN on The Is,
and seeding grain Sc, this iall. The title To he
retained until payment OF the purchase monev, or
The lille 10 !r conveyed on Tie cast, p:,ynenl, be-
III. made ana The in>lamen> secured by 4 lrnsl
deed on the property For lie personal properly.
cash iur all sums al 30 dollars and under and
h,rl and security on credit Of six monhs. for
all amounts oyer l,ai sum.
Mr. Wyatt Caldwell, al Charlotte CT. House
will show The property 10 persons rsiruus 10 ey-
amino ii before The sale. H. T.. BROOKE.
r. T. DANIEL,
July 22-eds Commissioners.
WARDS NECK For SALE.
WYE ii III cllrf This rsiale III sale al public
w auction, 10 lhe'hishe>l bidder. on lie III,
day of O"lolrr next, on the pennies, under The
will Of ccnsnl Read deceased. II lies on Slaun-
Ion River, i'll the county Il Charlotte. near The
main road that leads from Halifax 10 Chariot.
&. H., about - miles below Coles Ferry. Tic
estate i .eGr;Aiv regarded rs The hest Nine Hum
dred Acre Tract in The county, aud, perhaps, in
Middle Virginia. II contains about 90J Acres
al which :!lu are first quality river bottom, lying
unusually high, and rarely ovrIllnwn There is
4 body Of table land around The dwelling house
Of about 80 acre., as level and nearly as valua-
bic a. The low grounds. This tract unites every
advantage for a profitable Investment and 4 de.
lishl;u family residence. !; is situated in lie
midst Of liDc >ociciy--vcrv actcs>a hlr-Snppled
with water bv Is OF 20 bol.i >prinss-ihe farm 50
compact Giving in The bend oi The Tivrrl that h.i
lille fencing is necessary, with good navigation
above and h:low. The wool land is abundant
the buildin.Sa are comfortable.
Tcrns-Onc-ihird Of the purchase morey 10 he
pail al The end Of L. in0nlhs-Un" lh:rl nj he
end Of iwo years, and onc-trl al The expiration
of three wears from he dav OF sale The lwu
last ;n,anieuS Ia bear interest lro.n The iir>l day
oil October, lsi6 j! preferred By The purchaser,
The whole any par, oil Tie purchase money will
he ccvrd in ci>ii al the p>uildiscOunt Bonds,
with approved security, will H.. required, and
deed nl lfu>, taken on tie land, 10 IL. released
when Inc whole ui the purchase money is paid
A Joiu! possession will b. given 10 the buyer on
HE day 81 sale. and !nil possession Is soon Is
The growing crop can t.. srcnre'! ana taken oi.
WM. b. GREEN, and
GEORGE w. READ,
Executors of Cirmeni Read, dccea. r
July >-cwtlOcl - Whi% y i'll copy.
THRUST SALE OF SLAVES AT LOul-
i >A COURTlIOU$E-Ac 10 H..
provisions OF Deed oiTrust, executed b. Rich
ar! Mason. oi Loni>a, bearing dat, HE 10Th day
III jun, lrl2, and 81 Iecoid III The Clerks Office
Of The County Cont oi Louisa, Tor certain pur.
poses therein sci iollh, lhe trustees will proceed
10 cAy,>c To public sale, al Louisa Courl.hou>c,
fr cash, on Monday, the eih day Of September
rrSt, At II o'clock NJ, 0hat being courl-'lay,)
-Four slaves, viz One man named Edward,
woman named Milly, aud her two chi!Jten--onr
sirl named Hannah, and the other boy named
William; all Young aud likely negroes.
The tile Ia The above property i believed 10 he
uniipul-d hut selling a trustees, such lille only
can bc conveyed Is is vested in them as such
TIE TRUSTEES
August 9-dlt&cw!ls
PUBLIC SALE OF A SPLENDID HOTEL
or THE FIRST CLASS.
DI VIRTUE Of, and in pursuance Of, The au-
ID thority vested in them by lwodreI> Of Trust,
llir subscribers will offer al pnhlic auction
in The city of Baltimore, on THURSDAY,
iir It'll, Of October, 1915, al one O'Clock =. NJ,
al III" Merchants EXCHANGE, that very extensive
an! valuable property in said city kown as
THE I.UTAW HOUSE HOTEL.
The lot on which il stands is situated at the
lorll Yves, corner nl Baltimore anil Eutaw streets,
con!ainins upwards Of % 900 square feet nlground
ana fronting liz feet on Baltimore street and Isl
icct on Eutaw street 10 an alley; G6 feet of which
on The lasl named street form yari planted with
0ra mental Shuhbery oil varons kinds
The House is s stories in height covered with
>a,r, occupyiu.the W!ne front Of the lot on Bal.
tie ;illcy and 100 fret On Euaw street,
having an area in The centre Of The hnild-
ing for light and air, with lw" Eain entrances,
one from eaci, street; that from Baltimore street
leading 10 private parors ani family rooms, The
d her on I:u;aw street 10 the public pafi OF The
House. The Basement or lowest story is divii-
I'd n,n 5 Stores on Baltimore street, 2on EHtaw
>lreeu, and ADDRESSING room, kitchen, pastry, lar
der, manging, ironing, drying. wash and bath
ro' ms.
The second story has 3 parlors on Baltimore
street ana 1 on Eulaw street, smoking room,
olice. ladies' dining roam So By p feet, and
,en,lemans do. 81 hy 81 feet, with 4 servants
Ian, chambers, billiard room, china closet, &c;
III, re are upwards Of 200 rooms in the house, Of
which - are parloTs. 100
This Building was erected in 1888 expressly
for a Hotel, ard is believed 10 possess every con
ycniencc usually 10 be found IN lh"sr Of The llr,l
a., in an, lp