Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-02
THE VALUABLE FARM, CALLED
"W es Ii a IN Cottage ,


THIS valuable FARM, the property Of the late John
II. Jennings, VIII be sold at auction, at .West-
ham, the farm of William ID. Sims Esq on WEB.
NESDAY, the oath day of June next, AT 3o'clock p.
on James River, seven ard half miles above Rich
mond, the canal passing through it-contans Ola acres
of which $50 acres valuable low grounds The up
land is of fine quality, and in high state OF improve
ment There this Farm about 200 of hedpi
10 hmbsred land within three fourhs Of mile of the
canal, well adapted 10 the culture Of tobacco.
The Improvements consist of a comfortable Dwelling
House, containing six rooms, and all necessary out
houses for farming pu poses. There ID also an Orchard
of young fruiI trees.
II is deemed useless say any thing more respecting
this Farm, persons disposed 10 purchase will doubt
less prefer TO view the same and Judge for themselves
II will be shown with pleasure by the overseer MIR
Howell Duncom, or Mr.. VIM ID. Jennings, living near
New Market, in The lower end of FIenrico.
As the sale is 10 he made for division among the
devisees of the late John II. Jennings, persons
tend the same with the assurance that will positively
take place, Without any kind 81 rtSerre.
The terms will be such as To suit the purchaser-say
one fourth cash. balance Al Two and three years
for bonds bearing interest," secured by trust deed.
II the purchaser desire IL, he can be supplied with
every thing necessary 10 cultivate the farm. Posses-
sion for seeding wheat in the Fail will be given and
May Ia-ctds W. GoDDIN, Auct.
VALUABLE ESTATE In MARKET.
ON the 10th day of June next will offer for sale al
~ public auction, my Estate IN Nelson county, one OF
the most valuable properties in that region Of country
eight miles above New Market, on the James River
Canal The Tract contains 9lI! acres, than half
Of which is in wood. remarkably well timbered, and
very large portion of II as fine Tobacco land any in
that part of the country Mos, Of the cleared land III
good state of cultivation, having been improved by
the Of plaster and clover. Although situated among
mountains, this Tract lies remarkably well, being a.
level could be desired, with no, fly acres on the
mountain side too steep for cultivation. There are
about one hundred acres of Creek and Branch Hats
most Of which highly improved, thaving been kept
up tobacco lots) capable of being converted into
watercd meadow. The whole land is we'll enclosed, in
good state Of cutvation-s susceptible of division
into three four farms each-well supplied with tim
her, and Astounding with fine springs of running water.
The Improvements consist of 0verseers House. four
rooms; Negro Cabins, sufficient for the accommodation
of forty slaves; Granary with Threshine Machine
atached Cribs, Stables and Tobacco Barns sufficient
to 10000 pounds Tobacco | will also sell, al
time and place, upwards Of twenty likely Negroes
mostly young Men and Women also, all the stock of
Horses, Cattle Sheep, Hogs, &C.; together with good
assortment of Farming Implements Terms for the
whole will be made known on the day Of SALE Any
desirous in the time. OF having further par
tcmlars, can address ire, Mr.. William Gordon, Al
SCOTS Ferry, Albemarle county.
March 27--ctds CHARLES COOKE.
ber POSTPONEMENT.-As | shall he unavoidably
absent from Virginia on the day above named am
compelled postpone the sale of This property for one
monih-say 10 WEDNESDAY, sth day of July, lsiG-
nj which time the sale will certainly take place. If fair
if not on the fair day Should NOT have return
ed shall empower Mr. VIM. Gordon 10 act for me in
every respect as though were personally present.
May 29-ctds CHI. COOKE.