Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-20
SALE OF LAND, STOCK, &C.,

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lN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
WILL b. sold 10 The highest bidder public auction.
w IN the y en.!scs, on TUESDAY, The 10th day OF
March next II fair, II not he next fair day there
after. The Plantation on which reside, called FRENCH
HAY situated on the Chickahanigy separating II from
Hall sink, the residence Il John NJ. Rolts Esq, nine
and half miles from The ca! Of Richmond, and IS
one uf III delightful residences in thu part OF Tho
couniry. II Contains three hundred and seventeen
acres Of land, OF good qualify, on which Wa seeded
last Fall ninety bushels OF wheat, and the land
will all have been iaowed before the day Of ear. II
we'll wate,td, leing founded for nearly TWO mites by
the Cbckahominy and Slnney Run. Two never failing
streams, and abounds In fine springs. The improve.
ments are Two story Brick dwelling with seven
rooms, inc!uang the cellar with all other necessary
buildings for such Farm, OF them IA good rera
ice house flied with Ice sufficient fo large family
good garden. snd ycnng orclsrd oil choice fruit.
wi ui.o SELL nj the iine The Plantation inme
dialcy ar iIng French Hay, called BELLE FARM; II
contains three hundred and iweLtyeiyht acres about
forty Of which l. meado9 land, portion &C which Is
wei set in herds erasr and most Of the buuncr
has been cut down. and will he ready 10 plant in
the present. year. On this place there are twenty
bushels Of wheat seeded A COOL portion Of both nf
these 1Iac's - second low grounds, fee from walter
easily worked, aud are now p.oGG'tye, but suscrp
tble Of q higher DEGREES Of Improvement. The I'M
proysmon,S consist Of i wooden dwelling, with four
and cellar, aud Other buildings which, with !:le
repair will be sufficient for such Plantation, gurd
garden. and IN orchard 81 choice fruit There is also
a small wooden dwelling house, removed FROM the other
buildings, now nearly completed, and IL desire this
place Will be divided 10 sni purchasers IL IL deemed
unnecessary 10 more, tnosc Wishing Ia purchase
Will doubt examine for themselves The Land - III
be shown by the subscriber; in his absence by his
son. who will be found always upon Of the P.an,a.
tons until llr day Of sale.
On the day will he sold my stock Of every de-
srptIon consisting of Horses Mules Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep. Among the Ca,ile are seven Cows, now giving
milk. yoke oil Oxen. and some fine Young Cattle,
my crop of Corn, Fodder Shucks Wheat, Straw, &c.,
Plantation Utensils including the usual variety, One
horse Carriage aud Harness, and Buggy nearly new,
and some lIou.ehnld and Kitchen Furniture.
Tpan HaF Hal mn In tilal hal
Ia Two equal payments, at one aud Two years, with in
eiest from the day of ,ac. For the other land, one
third In cash, the balance IN Two equal PAYMENTS nj
and Yeas with interest aso from The day OF sale
The credit payments for both Ia be secured by deed Of
the land For The other property, all sums
under $40 cash; over that sum, credit Of six months
vii hs given the purchaser giving bond and approved
security.
The subscrher, having determined to remnve to
Richmond, will scll all the above property without re-
PETER w. GRUBBS.
p. =. The above described lands are situated IN
good neighbuhood and are remarkably healthy si.ua.