Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY, IN
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by virtue of deed Of trust, executed To the under
ID signed by n. f.. Nrnahle and Samuel w. V-nahle.
on the 3lst day of Jnly si3, debt due the
Exchange Bank Of Virginia, and which said deed has
been duly recorded in the Clerks Once of Mrckenbnrg
county, we, the undersigned, shall proceed, on WE'D
SESDAY, the Ilih day OF November next in the town
of Clarksvllr 10 sell nj public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months,
equal instruments, all the property conveyed To IN
sad deed consisting Of twothrdS interest in Lot No
-, on which j. valuable Tobacco Factory; half of
Lots Nos 10 aud u. which last j. improved; Lots Nos
O. TO- H. S. 1872, Ill, $780, f9, Ia3, I2a, 81 81 and Lot
No O.. known as the Academy Lot; also, Lois Nos III,
ie 49, la0, and ai also, the entire property, inter
est title 10 the following Lots in the new survey Of
the Town 10 wit: Nos 3, s. 90 2s 49, 81, 81 2D "a,
2l 2 2 IT. la3, ~, 1871 Is, A. 40, SO. 81, la5 and
f2 The title TO said property Is believed 10 be good,
bnt selling ~ Trustees, shall convey only such II.
day of sale he rainy shall proceed to sell the first
la, day 'hssaer Tine sas 4 not completed on The
pleled. N. a. VENABLE, T,,s,s..
Sept. ll-cwtds. $. v. WATKINS i.4s'ee''
VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAND, IN
GLOUCESTER, FOR SALE.
THE undersigned, Trustees for John Sinclair, will
offer for SALE 10 The highest bidder, on the premises,
The 2Sth day Of October eiG, II fair IL not the
fair day, MI that valuable Tract Of Land wherein John
Sinclair NJ present resides, known more lamarly
vulel Bank, situated York river, ten inlles below
West Point containing not less than six hundred acres,
exclusive Of marsh. The soil is good if the best
the whole river. The buildings are two story brick
dwelling, containing four rooms each floor, new
aud spacious barn. stable ana carriage house, &c, &c,
and all other necessary ont budncs-all in good order.
Also II The same time and place. another Farm, nd
joining Violet Bank, called West End, containing -four
hundred and e gy acres Of cleared land, and hun
dred of timber. This tract adjnns II. A. Garand's
mill tract, Immediately upon the river, and ~ the
oay place the river between the terminus OF The
contemplated railroad from Ethan 10 Richmond and
Yorktown, twenty miles below, where steamboat can
approach within quarter ni mile Of The shore. The
above farm has on il good framed building t"o sto-
ries high, with each floor, two large
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the horse power and threshng machine under The same
roof, together with all other necessary ont buildings,
and all in good repair This place is considered one OF
the best the river for planting oysters.
The above farms will he sold together, divided into
smaller tracts, 10 suit purchasers Both farms
der good chestnut iehce and the best range for stock
in the country. There is lien the Violet Bank farm
nf S6D01 which the purchaser have the advantage
OH he wishes H. rs the first payment of 81 900 viii not
fall due until February 1919, and then To he paid by in
sialments of Sa,GOO annually. The stock Of every de
scrpon, crop q corn fodder, and househod and kitc
en- furniture, will all be exposed the same day.
THO. Is. BOOTH, lT,s,.
JEFFERSON b. SINCLAIR,