Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-20


i ticabie To attend 10 extensive agricultural ope-
ratons have therefore determined 10 cur,ail
them: and To that end, now offer for sale my Es-
tate in Chesterfield, called OAKLAND. TO
such as have visited it, detailed description
would be useless; but as this farm presents
many advantages and inducements 10 the agri-
cullurst and capitalist, details become neces-
sary.
Oakland is situated in Chesterfield, on Apo
mauox river about three miles below Bevill',
| Bridge, and 25 from Pelersburg-contains about
200 acres, of which about 500 are now in virgin
growth, and the remainder (of which about 300
are low grounds) in high state OF Improvements.
/ This place has been worked on the three-shi.t
principle, each averaging fully 600 barrels cora
annually, and small grain in proportion. Not u
gully or piny old field on it,
Each field has two or three lots attached 10 il,
| the fertility Of which, and OF the uncleared land,
presents strong inducements TO The tobacco grow
or. The whole is well enclosed, well drained,
very fertile and neatly arranged Fruit trees in
great variety. The Dwelling House is iarge,
connexions, and in coed order. The yard, con-
tanning several acres, is handsomely ornamenled
with large number OF forest trees. The garden
is large, fertile and neatly planned The out
houses are numerous and in good condition, COM
bining all that are necessary for domestic CON-
fort or preservation Of the crop About $50 bush
well. The neishborhood is healthy and ve!y
agreeable. The negroes ga in number) are as
valuable as any in the State. They embrace
House Servants Cooks, Osilers, Carpenters.
Blacksmilhs, Brickayer and Plasterer, and
crop-hands generally
The sale will take place, on the premises, on
Tuesday. 25lh March nexf, if fair, Otherwise The
next fair day, and continue from day 10 day until
| closed.
1 T.1,,s Cor 10 ,,nj o,a hid = .,h -
the balance in one and two years, with bonds and
approved security The Negroes will be sold for
cash. The Crop on hand, Stock, &c, will be sold
10 SHIT the purchaser OF The land. All agricultural
operations will be continued till day OF sale, and
possession given 10 suit the purchaser
There are many valuable blood horses among
The stock. WIN. r. JOHNSON.
The sale will be conducted BY
THoS BRANcM < BRo., Auct's.
| MEMo.-Commrnicatio may he directed 10
Thos. Branch & Bro, al Petersburg W.RJ.
Feb lS-c&d5taw,ds
TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
IN Inc County Of Ckesterfeld
Di virtue of a deed OF trust from Abncr Ro-
ID binson, which bears date on the 18th day VI
November, 1912, and was duly admitted 10 record
in The County Conr, of Chesterfield on The 18th
OF the same month, and which was made for the
purpose OF securing 10 Charles p. Goodall OF he
county OF Hanover, The payment Of The sum OF
I 1896 81, with legal interest thereon from the
9th day Of September in the year ls39-the un.
dersisned will sell by public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, for cash, at Chesterfield Court House,
on the second Monday in March next, being The
Isl day Of Chesterfield March Court al the hour If
| IL o'clock precisely FOUR TRACTS OF
1 LAND, which are conveyed in said decd of trust,
and in il are described in the following terms viz:
The first called Newby's" containing 400 acres,
be the same more or less. The second called
"Carke's" containing 1875 acres be the same
more or less. The third called "Baugh's" con.
tanning 200 acres, be the same more or less And
the fourth called "Gill's" containing l57 acres
| be the same more or less.
The sale heretofore advertised was prevented
hy the continued inclemency OF the weather IL
will be made now, without regard 10 the weather.
We believe the title TO the property TO be per
feet; but selling as trustees, We shall make no
warranty. JAMES LYONS, . Trus-
Feb. l0-dids r. t. DANIEL, ( tees.
Trust Sac Of Faiaobie Real Estate near he C,iy
Richmond.
PURSUANT TO The provisions Of deed Of
i trust executed by Richard Reins and Jane
| Frances, his wife, bearing date on the lIh day
Of June, 1896, and OF record in the clerks Office
of llenrico county, shall proceed on SATURDAY,
the Sth day OF March next, if fair, il not on the
next fair day thereafter, Sundays excepcd,) ar
the hour OF II o'clock NJ, in front of The sce
OF The late Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond
10 sell al public auction 10 the highest bidder ior
cash "a certain Island called" Honeyman Island
in James River, in the county Of Henrco. and
containing by estimation one hundred acres. be The
same more or less. This Island is but few
miles above The city of Richmond, and has been
cultivated with great success Tor several years
4 In which
be made available 10 any extent, at very small
expense; and has never.iailing bed OF the best
building sand, which, from The easy access 10 the
canal, can be brough, 10 the city with great faci-
| lily and at little cost From the sand alone, an
annual rent of 1885 has been derived. The &C
cess 10 the island Tor the largest boats that Eavi-
gate The canal, is safe and easy, there being Ter
mancnt lock opposite 10 it. Capitalists are in
vled 10 examine the premises, and Mr.. Reirs
will afford every aid for that purpose.
ROBERT G.. SCOTT, Trustee.
| The Baltimore Patriot and National Intelli-
eencer, are requested 10 sivet the above a weekly
insertion until the day OF sale, and forward their
accounts 10 me for payment.
Feb. lids. ROBERT G. SCOTT.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
TN pursuance Of 4 decree Of the United States
Il
lrict OF Virginia pronounced on the ll,h day Of
May, 1914 in the case of Lewis Rogers and
| Charles Sagary, merchants and partners, trading
| under the firm and style OF Rogers 4 Co., com
plainants against Thomas Hudgins Robert
IIpdgins, John l.. Hudsins, and others. defend
ants, the undersigned acting as Commissioners
under said decree, will proceed 10 sell, at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, at Mathews Court
house, on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of March,
I Ia tar Il, ,tn
after, (Sundays exceplcd) the following Real
! Estate, lying in The counties OF Mathews and
Gloucester, 10 Wit One undivided moieiy OF Il
Water Grsi and Saw Mill and Mill Seat, with
| the Lands thereto attached and belonging form
erly known and called "Whtins's Mill" This
| property lies in the county OF Gloucester, about
seven miles from the Courthouse, and is very
valuable.
| Also, Lo, at Mathews Courthouse, upon
which there are several Houses-one Of them is
occupied as Taors Shop and another Lot.
about one.quarier of mile from Mathews Court.
| house, and adjoining the Mathews Academy, sup
posed TO contain forty acres. On this lol there IS
| a new two-sory Dwelling.
! TERMS OF SALE.-One-,hird cash, and the re-
siduc in equal Gslalments Of six and twelve
months creditS-the purchaser or purchasers exc
cutting bonds with approved security, for the de-
ierred payments. The legal title will be retained
until the credit payments are made.
"a. The above sale was advertised 10 take
place on the lst day Of January, 1915, but was
nnavoidably postponed.
SHEPARD G. MILLER,
JOHN H. DIGGS, iCom'ls.
JOHN BOHANNAN, Ja,
/ Feb. 6-Ctts
| Valuable Real ESTATE, ~ .Narigadie Uatr, n.V
/ James Rirer, for Sale
! TINE subscriber wishes TO sell his Plantation,
i near Cabin Point, called Mill Farm, lying
on Upper Chipoaks creek, containing about 1000
acres, 300 of which are in The county OF Prince
George, and the balance in Surrr. The creek IS
thn a. FIR vpSsPls OF III a