Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
Executors Sale.

OF VERY VALUABLE LANDS, STOCK, &C., ON
JAMES RIVER, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
IN obedience 10 the will If George Cox, deceased
shall. Executor proceed 10 SELL al public auction,
on the 25h day of November next, all The lands Of
which the said Cox died seized, consisting of Two
Tracts The county OF observation-disclosures Tract called
Kingsland lying Immediately James River, ten tr
lteen miles distant, by water. from the CITY 81 flch
mOnd, Containin. about twelve hundred and SHY
acres, about seven hundred of which are in ct
vaon The rest now standing, part IN Original ursst OF
Pine Oak, Chesnui, &c.-ihe other III Od-ied fines,
suitable for Steamboat wood, about n nile iion tue
river Of the open land about three hundred acres are
In river low ground. and reclaimed swamp, OF mex
hausiihe fertility and under a high and strong rni-
bankment except small paIi; the rest at the Cleared
land lies we'll and ~ susceptible 4" the highest I'M
provement. This land Is well adapted to the sowih "l
Corn, Wheat Tobacco, and Clover IN fact, all The
crops raj. ed in part of The State, particularly
Wheat and Glover; one part of this Farm, There is
Dwelling House with six rooms, and near II spring ol
excellent water; and, anuther part, Framed Dwell
ling, nearly new with four rooms atd well ni water
in the yard; there sufficient number of Barns,
Stables and other houses, for the accommodation OF
large number of neefots and horses, aud for securing
the This Tract may, If thought best, be divided
TO suit purchasers
One other Tract, called Bollings, lying about one
mile West of the former Tract, Immediately on the
Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike within hall a
mile Of the Halfway House. and running back nearly
TO the Water Stations AT which place, the CARS "i The
Richmond and Petersburg Raj road stop, and within
short distance of the Junction of the Glover mn KAN
read This Tract is the one on winch the sara COX re-
five acres about fiiy of which are cleared and
the rest in original forest and pines OF the second
growth mostly the latter, aud within one mile ni me
railroads this Tract there is sarge two-st"ry b"el-
ling, built of best brick, and finished ~ hahd'
some style there is large passage on the upper Moor
and two the lower and the basement sioly uV"e"
as the other; also three large and handsome PotC"S'
There are also two other Brick Buildings. TWO stories
high, hu for kitchen and laundry; aiso '.,ke
Framed stable aud Carriage house iafer cn"ue' "'
four carriages; also, good Dairy, Meat lo,isr, ICE
house and all other necessary buildings, all OF whth
have bcra erected within the last ten years; inc ara
and Garden neatly enclosed WIN pamngs anu sawea
ratings; there are also two excellent Wells, one near
The s,bIc and the other in the fatd. ana rear The
Kitchen both cf which are neatly fixed wih good
houses This place y only ten I;rs distant ir"ll
Richmond and Pete sre aud six from the county seat
The land of this Tract lies well and IS susceptible oi
The highest improvement
These lands fr, M Fir pos ton the river, where yes
sells aud sramboa constantly and regularly anIu
a communication VI b RciHn nd Petersburg, N"fiol,
and the Northern Cit,,s There IL a good landing
where the produce OF The Farm can hr taken on hr
Railroad and Turnpike Afford facilities which are set
dom with; their TO the two PRINCIPAL towns
In The State, and in intelligent, pous, and aereeahe
neighb0hnod Inducements 10 purchasers, winch ar
but seldom brought into market +,
On the K,nesland Trace there viii be seeded THIS all
about 225 bushels OF Wheat.
Persons wishing 10 examine the lands previous TO tie
day &c sale. referred 10 the Reverend Charles
Friend or MIR lsham Dyer. living on the kinssland
Tract and Doctor Edward smith. OF George Z. Gre
cory living the Bong's Tract, or 10 myself hVihs
short dis, ,nce from Ferry OF the Richmond and Us
born's Turnpike on the opposite side OF The Iiver
Immediately after the sale OF the lands, shall pro-
coed 10 sell the Furniture consisting OF Mahogany
Chairs. Sofas, Tables SC, all of e,cellrhi quality;
a lot ,f excellent Cafpls and Beds; The htchen
Utensils OF every kind the Pant ton Tocis oi
every kind aud description The Crops of every
kind raised the Farm this year Among which.
there will he about eight hundred barrels OF Corn,
about forty thousand pounds Of Sheaf Oats FODDER
Shucks &c. all the stock, consisting OF Horses,
Mules Oxen and Cows and Hogs.
The lie Will commence al II O'Clock on me b'!tlhc
Tract and continue from DAY Ia dav. until coz rcd'
Terms for The sale Of the lands VIII he very ac' niiiio'
dating and made known the day Of SAFE ana, iof me
other properly credit Of six months will I've gwen on
all sums ten dollars The purchases giving bond
and approved security. HENRl CoA'
Oct. claw ta5thNav. Executor ri George COX