Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25
ExeeufOr,S Sale
OF VERY VALUABLE LANDS, sToCK, &C..

| OF VERY VALUABLE LANDS, STOCK. Ae nv
JAMES RIVER, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
IN obedience to the will OF George Cor, deceased
shall as Executor, proceed to sell, al public auco,
on the 18th day OF November next ali the land.
] which the said Cox died seized, consistug az ., ~
nfacts IN me county of Chesterield-one Tract ea,S
hIhgsiahd, lying Immediately on James River Ten ~
nfteen miles distant, by water from the Civ M Rist
mond, containing about twelve hundred and s;,n
acres, about seven hundred acres of which are in
nlon lne resi- now standing, part in original forest, AZ
Iine YAK, Lbtshuf, &c.-the other in Old field Pin.s
suitable ior steamboat wood, about a mile from ~
ser OF The open land, about three hundred acre. an.
| w hVrf low ground, and reclaimed swamp, of be,
nansiible fertility, and under high and strong en-
oankneht, except small part; the Of the CLEARED
iahd lies WE'LL and IL susceptible Of the highest Inn
posemen. This land is we'll adapted 10 the grown .,
s omn' wheat, Tobacco, and Clover; in fact, all The
crops rai'ed in our part Of the State particulayIv
Wheat and Clover; on one part of this Farm there /.
D"eihg House with six looms, and near il sprno a.
excellent WATER and on another part, Framed Dw,I
hs nearly rev, with four rooms, and well Of VAT,
IN 'he yard; there a sufficient number Of Ram
stables, and other houses for the accom- modst,on ~
iatee huber Of negroes and horses, and for srcu,,
tue crops ms Tract may, il thought best be tvit
| TO quit purchasers " ''aed
One other Tract, called Bonc's living abou, %.
mile West OF The former Tract, immediaely an nv
/ Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike v,rbin h.,S
/ mile Of the Halfway House and rnpnino Rat van 4
to The Water station; al which place the ca,s NJ ,t
Richmond aud Petersburg Raj road sion and , u, ,"e
short distance OF the junction of the Clover E,lI p,
The ~
sided, and contains about three hundred and sev,n,r
five acres, about nifty acres OF which are cIr,,ss a.
the rest IN original forest and pines Of ,hr scanJ
growth mostly The latter and within one MI, e n
railroad; on this Tract there il large t~onry u
ling, bun Of the best brick, and finished IN hand
some style; there is large passage The upper aon,
and two tie lower, and the basement sloly divided
rs Tie olner also. three large and handsome por,ic6
There are alec two other Brick Buildings two siorie,
high, built for kitchen and laundry: also, a latc.
Framed Stable and Carriage house large enough Tor
four carriages; also, good Dairy Meat house lc.
house, and all other necessary buildings all of whh
have beeR erected within the last YEARS, he Ya,t
and Garden are neatly enclosed with pailng and .awrt
rangs there also two excellent Well, on- n..,
the STABLE and the other III the faid. and near IN.
Kitchen, both Of which neatly fixed with so.l
houses This place IL only ten miles dlsian, from
Richmond and Petersburg and SIX from the county seat
The land OF this Tract lies well, and rpube Of
the highest Improvement.
These lands from their pos tiou the river where YES
.es and steamboats, pass constantly and regularly afford
a communication with Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolf
and the Northern Cities There Is a good landing
where the produce of the Farm be taken of The
Railroad and Turnpike afford facilities which are sell
dom met w their nearness 10 the Two principal town,
In the state, aud in intelligent pous and agreeable
neighborhood are Inducements TO purchasers which aie
but seldom brought into market.
On the kngsland Tract there will be seeded this Fall
about 2a5 bushels of Wheat.
Persons wishing 10 examine the lands previous 10 tie
day OF sale, are referred TO the Reverend Charles
Friend, or Mr. Isham Dyer living on the K,nrsland
Tract and To Doctor Edward Smith or George &. Gre
CORY living on the Bollne's Tract, 10 self ylnea
short distance from the Ferry OF the Richmond and u,
born's Turnpike, on The opposite side Of The river
Immediately after the sale Of the lands, shall pro-
coed TO sell the Furniture, consisting Of Mahogany
Chairs, Sofas Tables, sc, all of excellent qualify
a lot Of excellent Carpets and Beds; the Kitchen
Utensils Of every kind the Plant Tool. II
every Kind and description The Crops OF rvcry
kind raised on the Parm this year, among ~hlch
there will he about eight hundred banels of Com
about forty thousand pounds Of sheaf Oats, Fodder
ShttrE 10 all h.. sfnrk attnn aC
Mules, Oxen and Cows and Hogs.
The sale VIII commence at II o'clock on the Boline
Tract and continue. from day To day. until completed
Terms for the sale of the lands will br very acoomno
dating and made known The day Of sale and for o
other property, credit OF six month. vii be gwen
all sums ten dollars the purchasers giving tond
and approved security. HENRY con,
Oct. 1-coawt25thNOv. Executor OF George Cox.