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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-01
JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SALE

JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SALE.
TN pursuance of authority vested in US b. The
| late John Wickham oflhe City of Richmond,
We shall posiirely SELL at public auction, on The
premises on Thursday, the 18th day OF Ausu.t
ncxl, The we'll known estates otlhe said Wickham
on James River and Tuckahoe Creek, consisting
Of
No. |. The upper plantation adjoining Thos.
Mann Randolph, Esq, containing by recent sur
vey ! $50 acres, large portion OF which cen
siss Of river low grounds, $50 acres being on
Tuckahoe Island, with considerable body on
Tuckahoc Creek This tract is situated imme-
dately on The line Of The coal formation, having
nils now in successful operation on each side OF il,
and coal mines have been extensively worked on
the premises.
No. ,. The tract formerly owned by The lale
lanes Cunie called El.erslie, containing by sur
vey 1(,5 acres. oil which about 200 acres are river
low grounds of the very bes! quality. On this
tract there Is an excellent brick succeed dwelling
house.
No 3. The lower plantation purchased OF The
Iate David Meade Randolph, containing by sur
yev G9l acres, of which about Ia acres are
river low grounds with large body oil second
low grounds. THERE'S dwelling house on This
tract. which al a small expense might beiendeied
q very comfortable re ,idence.
No 4. A tract Of land bought OF Thomas
Mann Randolph, with grist and saw mill, con-
tanning about 1875 acres
these tracts of land are contiguous 10 each
o,hrr the James Riser Canal passing lhToush he
,bree first and The Tuckahoe Canal through The
last They form a body of land OF great fertility
and in The highest state OF improvement. Their
vicinity Ia Richmond, being distant ifom zen u
,wclve mi,es--lhe advantages OF The canal when
vases al The foot OF The hill in situation to do he
least possible injury, and which may Afford Inc
means Of irrigation and water power, there oeins
j, nernetual waste OF water Two points with Tue
vaue of the coal properly-make i perhaps Inc
most desirable real estate that was ever offered fol
ale in Virginia: aboul:0 acres have been llmet
with great benefit.
The terms will be orc-lourlh cash. or payable
:, GO DAYS, and secured by note negotiable at bank
will \ satisfactory endorscr and Tor The residue
. credi, OF one, Two and three years bearing IN
,sres, from The day Of sale, will be given, 10
wbcb bond and security and deed Of trust OF
The property will be required.
Possession will be sivcn on The Isl January
,al6 with The privilege OF sowing crop Q
Wheat r his Fall. Mr. Jenkins, residing on M
nremises, will show The property TO any person
DESTROYS of inspecting il:
0e'''0 b. w. LEIGH,
WIN. f. WICKHAM,
T,r.,ees and Executors of j. Wickham..
Tbs slaves. stock, crops, &C., will be sold IN N
Alumni, OF which due notice will be gwen
! July e-ctds
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PUBLIC SALES OF LAND.
Public Sale OF Land.

IN MONROE COUNTY.
pursuance of decree OF The Circuit Sllpe-
L Iior Coni, Of Law and Chancery for The cunn-
y OF Louisa, pronounced on The lG,h Of April,
lSl5, in the case Of u. \. & +. NJ. Jones, mcr-
chants and partners. and Daniel Perkins against
Mary p. Duke, widow Of Benz B. Duke dec,
and others WILL as commissioner appointed BY
said decree, on Thursday, the 2s;h day ii An
gust nexi, 81 II o'clock. A. NJ, a, Union, in he
county OF Monroe, expose 10 sale, publicly, 10
The highest bidder, siiblec 10 The dover Of The vi.
dow 81 lhe said b g. Duke all lhe Real Estate
lying in The said county Of Mun.or Of which The
said Duke died seized and possessed. This Land
lies in The neiehborhood ol Union, consists Of
about twenty-five hundred acres, and might be
made most valuable grass farm. i, has upon
il an ineShauslihle quantity Of uoa err which il
IS believed, may be made 4 source OF grea, profit
The terms Of sale viii be cash for 50 much as
may be necessary 10 de!iay the expense attending
The execution OF the decree aforesaid The balance
10 he paid in Two equal annual ins!almcns, lhe
purchaser executing bond with good security, AMI
the lille 10 be retained ill the whole OF the pur.
chase money be paid
MARY P. DUKE, Com'r,
By F. Guerranr, her agent.
June l0--cW!ds
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SALE OF VERY
Valuable Real Estate.

DI virtue oil decree Of he Circuit Supelior
i Court of Law aud Chancefy Tor Slati.r
county, Virginia. al June term 1896, in the case,
Of Bronangh rs. Bronansh and others and
Browne against Bronaueh and others, the nm
ders9ned Commissioners will offer for sale a,
public auction, 10 The highest bidder, ON HE 29ill
day Of August 1919 before the front door Of The
Farmers Hotel, in the Town OF Fredericksburg,
Virginia, maeiy of the Tract I'll land called
MARLBOROUGH. which formerly belonged 10
John w. Bropaugh, deceased. This moieiy ron.
lains ahout TGo arres, and lie. upon The Potomac
Run and Aqua Creek, in The county OF Stafford,
Virginia. ahoHt - miles Nv water, below The
City Of Washington, in The District OF Columbia
and abonl IA miles by land from The town oi
Fredericksburg, Virginia. The quality Of The
soil is represented 10 he exceedingly fertile, and
admiralty adapted 10 lhc production Of Indian
Corn and Other grain and, in shorI, of all The
staples Of the country.
In addition 10 This, there IS upon the Estate an
incxhauSlible bank of the richest mari, situated
most conveniently ior use upon the Farm, and for
expectation.
There are besides, Two valuable FISHERIES:
one, the lamp, has rented for 800 dollars; the
other, The Island, i1r 300 dollars per season
Adloinin. this land is The well known landing
called Thorny Point, lie terminus Of the Poa.
mac oil the Richmond, fredericksburg and Polo
mae Railroad. The facilities ior market, travel,
&C., which This affords, it is deemed wholly unnr-
cessary 10 dilaie upon. So favorable an opporln
ni,y Tor speculation is seldom offered, and the al.
cnron OF capitalists and others is earnestly invi-
ted 10 the property, in The hope that before The lay
OF sale the, will make every enquiry and cxam-
nation, ami make themselves acquainted with lis
numerous recommendations. The purchaser will
h. permitted 10 euler upon The land 10 seed wheat,
and lll possession will hc given on The Isl Janu-
AIRY, ls46.
The Terms Of sale will be, ready money for 50
much Of the price rs will satisfy costs, charges
and expenses Of sale as well as the COSTS Of suits
mentioned. For The residue Of The purchase mo-
ney, credit nl Il ana II months, from The day OF
sale with interest from that date Bond and Sc
curly. with Deeds OF Trust, will be require, 10.
The deferred payments The Commissioners, how
ever, reserve the right 10 sell The tract in one %
more los or parcels, as may be deemed mosl ey-
pedicni, on the dag Of ale. They believe The
title 10 be unques,ionatle, but selling as Commits
sionrrs Of The Court, they will convey with sre.
cia warrant" Gnly.
THOMAS II. Bolts
RICHARD G. l.. MONCuRE,
ARTHUR A. MORSON,
T. b. BARTON.
JOHN w. BRONAUGH.
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PUBLIC SALES OF LAND.
Valuable Bands E'orsase.

~ WEDNESDAY,, The eth dag Of August,
- shall otiel for sale, on the premises all M
lands IN The Stale Of Virginia: they contain about
.,ooo Acres, III one body, lyir@ in The county Ut
oTdnee, ana distant say, Two miles llom tie Ra-
coon Fond, 80 from Fredericksburg, ana 20
rom The Louisa Railroad These Land, have
been regarded as amcrsfhe most valuable in that
Sec'lcn OF The country. emMacing almost every
VARIETY OF soil. The Low Grounds stretch for
upwards Of miles on The AIonniain Run, and
ase OF unusual breadth they are well adapted 10
,he virginia staples, Com, Wheat, Oats and To-
naccO clover and plaster act well upon them
ana they afford abundant materials for sreedv
ana permanent improvement, having an excel
ienl vein OF Limestone running through them,
which IS of easy access Whilst this affords an
ihexnausiabe source for Improvements, il can be
made profitable rs an article OF sale, lime being
alwayi in demand Few farms are so we'll
adapted IL grazing, abountrs as j, does in rpe-
iual wafer and shade, and being fine Grass land.
II has comfortable Dwelling House on one
portion al il, anI smaller isnemeEls on other por-
lions. Il will he divided into Farms of suitable
size, and sold uron the following terms, viz: One
quarter in cash. the remainder in three equal an
nna instalmenfs carrying interest from The day
OF sale--the deferred payments 20 be catis:acori.
" secured hy honts, with coed personal security.
and deed oltTnsi on Tie premises. My brother,
.hpi't''p w .it>fEtti VII sia1h
lands 10 any disposed 10 purchase, and give any
farther information required. His address Is
Orange Court house
JACKSON MORTON
Inlv l5--d3r&cl1s
s.P The Richmond Whis, National Intelligent
Ger Union, Washington Winchester Virsinian
AMI Rockingham Register will copy.
4 MOST VALUABLE EsrATE ~ LOUISA
At AUCTION.
THE ,l93 acres OF land lately advertised tY
i me. belonging TO lhe family OF Nathaniel "A.
Smith, deceased, Giving on The Norlhanna River
ana Eli Creek. near Carr's Bridge, 5 miles from
The Louisa Rail Road, 80 from Fredericksburg.
ana - from RichmoEd.) will h soli . The high
cst bidder II Lonita CniT House, on Monday.
August nh, being he irsl day Of Angus, Court.
TraMs- One-lhld cash, tie res, in one AMI Two
years, with The usual security.
Fresh description is nocdess. The tract uniss
many and Great advantages, and bidders verify
believe, may expect great bargain.
LUClAN MINOR,
July ol-ciis tS32a For the owners.
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CASH SALE or JAMES RIVER LAND
IN GOOCULAND.


ny yirlue Of deed al trust, hearing date the
ID 9Th Jane, 1913 and Of record in The once q
the Clerk OF Goochland County Court from John
Day and Anthony Grill, 10 Inc, as trustee,
III, nrnceeJ IN al on Wednesday, the 81 day
ofscpiemtcr next, on the premises al pubic auc
aed about IS miles above Richmond; on James in.
river the Canal running through u. HGoh,aiI no
by estimation, % acres, more or less, about ioo
acres Of which ale bottom land, the balance cay
land Of improseablc quality. 1t is bounded on
The West by Manakin Town Ferry road, on l h
North bv the lands on which DIR. James Snead re,
sides and the lands OF John Robertson, called
RYE Field, on The East BY the Rye Field estate,
and on the South by James river. 1t lies IN lne
coal region, and is believed 70 contain that article
in abundance.
The tile 10 he land is believed 10 be indispu'a
b,e hu, selling as Trustee, | shall only convey
such lille as is vested in me as trustee
RICHARD SAMPSON, Trustee,
July 4-cwtds
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Hoyt,s Lottery Office.

NTOa, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
In MOND, Virginia.
Report says, the crops in The country are short
Well, the city will produce enough for all, if ap
plica,ion be made 10 HOYT. He can furnish
Prizes enough 10 keep you all in Injuries. i
your crops are really short, make remittance
postage costs nothing, you know draw Cap.
tal, and then commission Hoy TO purchase an
cles of comfort and luxury. HOYT knows whec
these things can be had in any quantity Prizss,
you all know, he can furnish 10 begin with
HOYT begs you to make remittance that ne
NAV keep you, and those You owe, from starving
for twevemon,h, till crops can be made.
Look at the following Schemes, and by return
mail send for Capital Prize.
ID. Nj. HOYT, Richmon.
.Splendm Schemes for August.
Six Prizes of 10000 Dollars each are 60,N)O
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, TO be drawa at
Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, ID August, si5.
IS Nos, and Is drawn ballots:
G Prizes of $4,000 l Prize Of S9,3iO
! prize Of $500 25 prizes of 900
&C.. &C., &c.
Tickets 10 dollars, halves 5, quarters 80.
Certificate ola Package Of % Whole Ticket Slo0
Do. do. % half do. GO
Do. do. rs quarter do. 80
Capital IS, 1874 Doars!-Neu 10000 D,llars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 32, 10 be drawn at
Alexandria, ID. G., Saturday, 9th Angus, 1916.
rs Nos, and IL drawn ballots.
SCHEME:
1924 10000
1000 1903
70 nrizes OF 1000 so prizes Of d00, &c. &c.
Tickets 10 dollars, halves S, qnarlers2 So
Certificate of a Package of26 Whole Tickets : 1870
No do. 2G halt d. G5
Do. do. GO quarter d. 80 so
$4,000 Dollars Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 30, 10 be drawn al
Alexandra, D. c. Saturday, 10Th August, 1916.
&C Nos, and l3 drawn ballots.
SpLESn!p SCHEME:
$4,000 $1,000
5000 1000
l,15O 800
10 prizes OF ] 900, &c. &c.
Tickets only 10 dollars, halve, ., quarters . so.
Certificate OF Package OF - Whole Tickets slO0
Do do % hall do. 30
Do do. % quarter do. 25
10000 Dollars Capital
Alexandria Lottery. Glass 81. 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, ODD August, 1915.
IS Nos, and ~ drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME
$4,000 Sl0,OOu
5000 2,5oO
1000 i,0l7
100 prizes Of 1000 each, &c, &c.
Tickets 10 dollars, halves $, quarters 80
Certificate OF Package Of 25 Whole Tickets 5 80
Do. do. % halves %
Do. do. % quarters 81 %
Grand Capital of 10000 Dollars!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 49, to be drawn at
Alexandra, d. c., Saturday, 30h August, 1915.
70 Nos, and 10 drawn ballots
GRAND SCHEME:
$4,000 $4,000
1000 $3.50
G prizes of2OOO 10 prizes Of 800
90 do. Of 1900 SO do Of 900
GO Of 500. &c, &c. Sc.
Tickets only 10 dollars, halves 5, quarters 81
Certificate ola Package of2G Whole Tickets Sil
Do. do. 2i halves 40
Do. do 2GQuaHers 80
P. S. When in town, always call al Hoyt's ior
Prizes. Please note The above Schemes, and
remit Immediately.
Richmond, July % D. M. HofI.
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100000 CAPITAL !!

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
No. SO, 10 be drawn At Wilmington. on Sa-
,urdav A august ,, drawing received on Monday,
tho l,h al Richmond. 10 Nos, 10 drawn.
Gn.yp CAPITALS Grand Capital OF $50, 900,
| splendid prize OF $4,000, do. DO s,ooo DO DO
600, do. do 5000, do. do 3,i93, ~ DO. do
5000, 20 do. do. 1900, 20 do. TO ,2oo, ~ DO
do. l,lOO, lOOdo. do. 1000, &C, &c. ..,.,.
: 30. quarters IS. Certificate OF whole tickets
lsl dollars; halves 90; quarters 4G
pesides The above Lotteries, we have smaller
onss with capitals from TO $4,000; tickets from
! 10 5dollars, drawing every day
Packages or certificates oil tickets IN The above
snlendd schemes, on the most reasonable terms.
For other schemes call at The office.
For grand capitals and prompt pay, address
= 5 c. w. PURCELL,
Julv % Richmond, Va.
CTRATTON's OFFICE, No. 5, South llih
- Street
Lei allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STATION The man.
Dr,u;no of Monongalia Lottery, No. 30, july IS.
% 81 s IS 10 6 80 10 50 ca SIS SO lG.
Ticket Nos. l6 SO 6i
Do. 10 SO SIS six more rri,.s IN On,
Do. So So o.terv sofia and nail
Do. 10 IS 81 hy STRATTOS "
Do. 6 10 6l
Half Do 6 80 81
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, &c,
july 25:
II S G5 6s 4 CT IA Al TO 10 IS 80 GO 81 "a.
Tickets, Nos. Al 60 II, and IS 80 II, two
more prizes, sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, July 2G:
G5 43 % 30 "a 4 80 81 Is SO II Gl IS.
Ticket Nos CT G5 6, prize Of Si0o sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria Extra, 10:
CT s A So , Gl % - e. 50 - So 7.
Half Nos, IS 81; do, - Al. two more
prizes sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Aug.
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TIIIS is 10 notify jeremiah Beckham, TIA.
i shall proceed 10 take the dispositions OF John
Porter all others, a, the Rackoon Ford Mill, III
the county u Orange, on The 30lh August nexi,
between sunrise and sunset, and continue ihr
same from day 10 CAY until comple,ed--to be read
as evidence in suit pending The Circuit Sup
rior Cour, Of Law and Chanoery for The county
OF Orange, in which ! am plaintiff and you are
defendant JAMES BEChfiAhl.
July 21-cwGW
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Most Splendid

M0St splendid.
$1,000 Dollars! $4,000! $4,000
Grand Alexandria Lottery, Class A, for 1919,
10 be drawn in Alexandria. d. c., on Saturday,
eth OF September, 1915. - number Lottery, 10
drawn ballots
Mammoth Scheme - grand capital OF IS 900
dollars. of 25,O0O $4,000 10000 9,000 5000,
1000, 5000, 600, 1000, 2S47, prizes OF $500,
10 OF 1900, 20 of ! $50, 20 OF 1900, 80 OF 900
10 Of 500, besides prizes Of 400 $50, &c, &c.
The first two numbers 100 dollars; The next Two
numbers $50 dollars
Y Whole tickets 20 dollars, halves 10, quarters $.
eighihs $3.50. Certificates OF packages oil 70
wholes 260 dollars &c halves $50, &c quarters65,
% eighths 80 so.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerifi.
cafes of Packages in The above Splendid Lolte-
res will receive The most prompt attention, and
an accoun, Of each drawing will be sent immedi-
ately after il is over, free of postage, 10 all who
order from me. Address,
JOHN M. CLARKE,
Jnlv 3n I1]./I1 Richmond Va
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RUSSELL BIGGER s CO.-Drawin:

I'll of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 50:
I Bl2 - 81 63 % A IS 9 20 8 40.
Drawing OF Pokomoke Lottery, No. l49:
q S. 80 il 9 Is SO A 63 % IA IS % 70.
Ticse, Nos. Is 81 A, small one Of $50 dol
ars, sold and paid by BIGGER & CO.
Drawing OF Delaware Lottery, No. l79:
So SO So 81 Z "a 6l 63 40 20 l3.
Hall Nos. I "a 49) Three more Capitals
Nos. 30 81 CO sold and paid BY
Nos. 20 40 GA BIGGER s co.
Drawing of Delaware Lottery, No 1870:
% Q 81 4 % % II IS 40 SO SO 68 43 81.
Whole Nos. d ~ III Two more Capitals
Half Nos. "a 40 IS sold BY BIGGER.
Any |
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g-r NOTICE.

r No T1Ct.
TINE creditors OF Col VIM L. White, placed
in the second class in hiSdeed 10 us, will take
notice, that We shall proceed, on Friday, the 18th
da Of August nesf, between II o'clock, a. NJ,
an d O'Clock, P. NJ, at Hanover Courl-hou:e,
10 make distribution OF The funds, now in hand,
among them. 7. +; GOODALL,
c. w. DABNEY,
July a5-c3t Trustees
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MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
TN pursuance Of the last will and testament OF
i the late Col. Gideon A. Strange, We shall pro-
coed, on The 29th day OF July next or, il prevent
ed by bad weather then on the next iair day, 10
exp0se 10 public sale, on the premises. that va
luabp. well known and highly improved Estate
OAK HILL, lale The residence oil Col. Gideon
A. Strange, situate in the county OF F'lnvanna,
within about Two miles OF Fuvanna Court house
This Farm, comprising ,024 acres, IS beautl-
fully situated on the Rivanna River, with fine
exposure 10 the South and East, well known Tor
The proinctveness Of lis SOIL ard the high state
of improvement Of which il is susceptible. The
Farm Buildings Dwelling House, Barn, Stables,
Tobacco House, Sc, are large and commodious.
There are 500, or $50 acres OF cleared land, 2oO
of which are first rate Rivanna low grounds, The
balance in woods well limbered. The soil IS
will adapted 10 corn, wheat and tobacco.
The ,ract will be sold SUBJECT 10 The dover in
,erest Of Mrs. Mary Strange, widow Of the said
Col. Strange, which has been laid oil and alol-
led 10 her though is understood that her inter-
est will be offered 10 the purchaser Of the farm
on tie day of sale al fair Price, which VIII DC
made known before the sale. Possession will be
given SO far as necessary Tor sowing crop OF
wheat this fall at oncc, and inii possession on me
lst Of January next
Terme-Sl OG0 viii be required in cash, The
balance in one, two and three years. Bond and
approved security and d deed OF trust on The pro-
perry TO secure The purchase money, will be re-
quired.
Mr.. James NJ. Strange, residing on The place,
will show the land 70 any one DESTROYS OF exa-
mining i. before he day 81 sale.
BENZ. II. MAGRUDER,
a. P. STRANGE,
Acting Executors OF u. A. Strange
May 21-c;ds Owing 10 copy
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Upper APPoMATToX COMPANY
l. There will be a meeting OF the Stakeholder.
in the Upper Appomattox Company, a, Farm
vile, oil TnestaY the 10Th day OF next month,
(Augusl,) lol the purpose Of elec,ins Trustees,
and lransacling Other business. By order ot The
Board Of Justices. s. ID. MORION,
July e2-cit Clerk Y, "A. Company
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EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

TN CONFORMITY with the provisions OF the
4 last will ami testament VI lhe late John Thorn.
ton, | sha offer for sale At public auction, or
" Wednesday the .h dav Of September next, il
fair, il Do', lte neSl fair day n, The late residence
Of said John Thornton, that valuable and we'll
known Tract OF Land called FAIRFIELD, ly-
ing in Caroline county, situated on the Malaponi
River containing sos Acres This Farm is in
,erseced by the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Quincy, Depot beng nearly
in 4 central position on its about IL milcs
from Fredericksburg, AMI IS from Richmond BY
The road. and contains 4 large proportion 81 pro.
duciive low grounds entirely secured from inun.
dation, and in profitable STATE Of cultivation
The residence is large comfortable and vene-
rabIe brick building, with suitable oul house.
and arrangements highly cultivated Gaiie:.
fine Frn and particularly delicious Grsres, o.
which there are many varieties. There IS Ill
abundance OF good water. and the situation
is healthy and The nei.hbo:hood agreeable En-
quiries Will BE- gladly answered, and every iaoili
" 10 become acquainted with The premises fur
nished with pleasure Tile dispulable-Terms
made known on day oi sale
EDWARD &. THORNTON,
Executor Of John Thornton deceased
Address, Guinncy's Depot, Caroline TO-. Va.
Inlv lS-cIs
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
III kWs Grorgc COnaiA Virginia,
TN pursuance oi The directions contained in The
i last will Of Nathaniel II. IIooe deceased tic
undersigned will offer Tor sale al public auction,
on Friday, The 9Th day Of September next, the FOL
lowing valuable tracts al land situated in King
George county, Virginia, IN wit
]. ETOTUM-coniaining 016 acre, lying
on Potomac River and Alachoduck Creek, atjoin-
ing The lands of Col. T.. Il. B. Baker, George
Turner, and oilers. By far The larger potion OF
this Estate is river at OF fine qualify, ard, judi
ciouely managed, may he rendered amongst the
best estate On lhe Potomac.
.. FOREST TIlLI.-the late residence 81 Nj.
Ilooc contains about ] Sii acIes OF lard, and i.
situated three Eies below The coui, fIonse. In.
Guiding an extensive meadow, ihere arc 300 10 100
acres, in body cf excellent land, belonging 10
this tract The Improvements consist OF COM
Portable framed dwelling, and all the necessary
ouIhouses, some Of which are new, and built Of
brick. Upon tie Estate is water grist mill, the
most valuable, perhaps, in The Nor!frn Neck
II receives annually about $50 barrels oil toll corn.
8. NECK QUARTER-'rhiS Estate is su-
ated on The road leading tom King George Court
House 10 Hampstead, and contains 1872 acres,
a considerable portion of which is land OF excel
len, quality.
4. PINE lilLL-conaihs - dCleS VI
forest land, adjoining the lands Of d. Lewis, Johu
Arnold and Others.
The undersigned will take pleasure in showing
any, oral Of saidlracls 10 those who may desire
10 view lkem.
The sale of all will be made al Forest Hill.
TrRMs.--The will of my ieslator directs the
investment of q considerable sum Of money for
The benefit Of infants, The payment OF which will
not be required for many years. As pan Of
which, the purchaser of Telolum will be allow cd
orelain 5000, By securing it upon the land, and
paving The interest annually. In like manner,
The purchaser Of Forest Hill can retain $4,000,
and The purchaser Of The Neck Quarter $4,000.
One.sixih Of the entire purchase money will be
required on The day of SALE and Tor the balance,
(de,iuclin2 The above SUMS credit OF one, two,
and three years will be given the deferred pay
ments 10 bear interest from the day Of sale, and 10
be- satisfactorily secured.
DANIEL COAkLEY, EX'or
OF n. H. Hooe, deceased.
N. B. Onthe same day, will be sold on credit
Of six months 20 fine Mules, % 10 80 young
Cattle, and The Farming Utensils. ID. {.
King George county, July i-ctds