Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-06
SALE OF LAND. STOCK. &c.

In THE COGNIf OF III ANOkER.
WILL be sold hghes bidder NJ public auction.
w on the premises, Oh TUESDAY, the 10Th day of
March next IL fair, IL not, he next fair day there
atler the Plantation on which liesde, called FRENCH
HAY, situated the Chckal.miny, separating 1t from
Half Sink, the residence Of John ". Bolts, ESQ., nine
and halt miles fom the City Of Richmond and Is
Of the delightful residences in IhS part Of The
country. II contains three hundred and seventeen
acres Of land Of good quality, on which was seeded
last Fall ninety bushels OF wheat, and The corn land
will all have been fallowed before The day Of sale. lis
we'll watered being bounded for nearly two miles by
the Chckahominy and Sioney Run, two never failing
streams, and abounds In fine springs. This improve
nents Two story Brick Dwelling, with seven
rooms, including the cellar, I'LL all other necessary
buildings for such Farm, mesI of them good repair
an ice house, filled with sufficient for a large family
good garden, and young orchard OF choice fruit
will also sell ri the same time The Plantation mme
diately adjoining French Hay called BELLE FARM; II
contains three hundred and twentyeght Hcrts about
forty Of which Is meadow land, portion of which Is
well set in herds grass, and most of the balance
has been down, and will be ready to plant in
the present year. On this place there are twenty
bushels Of wheat seeded. good portion Of both of
these Tracts second low grounds, free from water,
easily worked and are now productive, but are snscep
iibe of a higher degree Of Improvement. The ui-
provcments consist OF wooden dwelling with four
rooms and cellar and other buildings, which, with little
repair, will be sufficient for such Plantation cold
garden, and orchard Of choice fruit. There is also
small wooden dwelling house, removed from The other
buildings nearly completed, and if desired this
place will be divided suit purchasers. II is deemed
unnecessary say more, rs those wishing to purchase
VIII no doubt examine for themselves. The Land VIII
he shown 0y the SUBSCRIBERS IN MS absence Dy ms
son, who will be found Away, upon one Of the Planta
lions until the day Of sale.
On the same day will be sold my stock Of every de-
.cripon consisting of Horses, Mules, Cattle Hogs and
sheep. Among the Cattle are seven Cows, now giving
milk yoke of Oxen, and some fine young Cattle,
my crop OF Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Wheat, Straw, &c,
Plantation Utensils, including the usual variety, One
horse Carriage and Harness. and Buggy nearly new,
and some Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TEnNs:-For French Hay, 50 0u0 10 cash, the balance
In equal payments, at and two years, with in
from the day Of sale. For the other land,
third in cash. the balance In two equal PAYMENTS al
and two years with interest also from the day Of SALE
The credit payments for both he secured BY deed Of
trust upon the land For the other property, all sums
under $40 cash; that sum, credit Of six months
will be given, the purchaser giving bond and approved
security.
The subscriber, having determined TO remove 10
Richmond will sell all The above properly without re-
serve PETER w. GRUBBS.
p 8. The above described lands arc situated in a
good neighbohood, and are remarkably healthy stua'
lions Feb. 20-cwtds