Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
Executors Sale.

OF VERY VALUABLE IsANbS, 'iC1h, 0C.i w
JAMES RIVER, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
IN obedience 10 The will Of George Cox, deceased
sln n. Executor proceed to sell, al public auction,
on the 25th day OF November next, all the lands of
which the said Cox died seized, consisting Of two
Tracts in the county of ChesteIheld-0ne Tract called
Kinrsland lying Immediately James River ten
fifteen miles distant, by wafer. from The Chy oi hich
mond containing about twelve hundred and SHY
acre.. about seven hundred of which are III cult.
von the standing part in original forest, OF
Pine Oak, Chesnui &c.-the other IN Oid.heh PIne',
suitable for steamboat wood, about mile rom The
river Of the open land about three hundred acres are
in river low ground and reclaimed swamp, Of iEcN-
hausiible fertility, and under high ana strong en-,
bankment except small part; the rest of The cleared
land lies WE'LL and is susceptible Of tho highest nm
proyement. This land il we'll adapted TO tue growth Of
Torn, Wheat Tobacco, and Clover; 10 iaci, AL the
crops raised in part of the STATE particularly
Wheat and Clover part Of this Farm, There IL
Dwelling House with six rooms, ana near ha spring 81
excellent alter; and, another part, Framed Dwell
ling nearly new, with fur rooms, and well OF water
in the yard, there sufficient number 81 Barns,
Stables and other houses, for the accommodation OF
large number of negroes and horses and for securing
the crops This Tract may If thought best, be divided
10 suit purchasers :.
mile West Of the former Tract, Immediately on the
Manchester sph Petersburg Turnpike, within hall
mile of the Halfway House. aud running back nearly
the Water Stations at which place, the eais ni Tue
Richmond and Pete rsburg Rairoad STOP and within
short distance OF the Junction Of me clover mn Ha'i-
road This Tract IL The on Inch the sali Cox re-
sided and contains about three hundred aud seventy
five acres about h!ty of which are Cleared, ana
the rrst in original forest ana pines oil lne srsou
growth, mostly the latter, and within one nile i Inc
raroad on this Tract there IL large two-story Dwell
linz. built Of the best brick, and finished IN hand
Style there IL large passage on me upper nor
and two on the lower and the basement story divided
ms the other; also three large and handsome pnrticos
There are also two other Brick Buildings. Two stories
high, hnilt for kitchen aud laundry; also, large
Framed stable and Carriage house large enough Tor
four carriages; also, good Dairy, Meat iuilsr, Ice
house. and all other necessary buildings, all o "hoh
have beeR erected within The lri ten 5eat'i NE ,u
and Garden are neatly encosed with panes and sawed
raiIIngs there also two excellent Wriis one near
the stable and the other In the Yad, anu near Tie
Kitchen, both az which are neatly iixrd WIN good
houses This place il only ten niles distant IRON
Richmond and Petersburg. and SIX rom hr county sea'
The land of This Tract lies well and IS susceptible OF
the highest improvement.
hes. lands from their pos ton the river, where YES
sells and STEAMBOATS, pass constantly aud regularly afford
a communication with Richmond, Petrrslnre Nortoii,
and the Northern Cities. There ID g""h llhulne'
where the produce of The Farm can be taken off The
Railroad aud Turnpike afford iacirs "hlch are sci.
dom wil their nearness to The two principal iowns
In the State and in intelligent pios and aerrtahe
neghborhood, Inducements TO purchasers which are
but seldom brought into market 49, :, :,
On the kingsand Tract there WIZ De seeded ihis u
Rbout 2l5 bushels OF Wheat
day of sale. are referred TO the Reverend Charlie.
Friend or Mr. Isham Dyer. LIVING on the Rinssiand
Tract and 10 Doctor Edward Saith or Gd"ree Z. Gre-
pory living the Bollings Tract, or to myself living
short distance from the Ferry OF the Richmond anu y"
borns Turnpike, on the opposite slde oi me river.
Immediately after the sale of the lands, shall pro
coed to sell the Furniture, consisting Of Mahogany
Chairs Sofas, Tables, &c. all of excellent quality;
n lot Of excellent CARPETS and Beds the Kitchen
Utensils en- Of every Kind the Plantation Tool, Of
every kind and description the Crops Of every
kind raised on the Farm this year among winch.
there will be ahont eight hundred barrels 0, Io'n'
about forty thousand pounds of Sheaf Oats, Fodder,
Shucks &c. all thr Stock, consisting of Horses,
Mules, Oxen and Cows and Hogs.
The sale viii commence at II O'Clock on the Bons's
Tract and continue from day 10 day, until completed
Terms for the sale of the lands will he very accomWo
dating and made known the day of sale and for The
other property credit OF six mouths will be gwen on
all sums over ten dollars the purchaser giving 0"nu
and approved security. HENRY CON,
Oct 7-c2awt25thNOv. Executor u George Cox