Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-08
by w. GOddin, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
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w LANES RIVER, NEAR GOOCHLAND &. II,
" virtue OF a decree Of Tho Court Of Hastings for the
- city OF Richmond, in Chancery sitting, pro-
nounced on the llth day Of August, ls47, in twos suits
therein pending. the one styled 'Kean's guardian
against kean, Garland and 0lbers,' The other, ,Canis'
guardian against Calls, Garland and others, ;, The un-
~dersigned, who was thereby appointed a Commission
rr for The purpose, viii proceed Ia sell, At public amc-
lion, AT Goochland Court house on MONDAY the 18th
day of October, 1877, tthat being Court day. al ih-
hour of O'Clock, 7. NJ, that valuable Farm, in the
county OF GOochiand, on James river, about n miles
above the city Of Richmond, called Kamscatka, con-
tanning about 73n acres, n map and survey of which
VIII be- made, and exhibited Al the sale. IL ID now ,e-
nanted ont 10 MIR. John Thomson, jr, of Goochland
Court house, who will 40 doubt show IL Ia any one dis
posed 10 purchase. This farm adjoiDs the well known
estate called "Ieaverdam,' owned by the heirs OF
James Peasants, Of Maryland, and CoIbin Warwick,
Esl.,o i this city The soil OF which, like theirs, can be
made equally fertile.
The terms Of sale for the above property will he
one third IN cash, balance in equal instruments al one
and Two years, Tor bonds or negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deed;
!. s.-persons at 4 distaace may attend this sale
with The posture assurance, that TINS property VIII be
sold nithout reserre. W. GODDIN,
Sept. oi-ctds Commissioner.
TRUST SALE At AUCTION OF CITY
POINT REAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance of a deed of trust, for certain purposes
: NJ therein stated, from w. J. Morris, dated and duly
recorded In Prince George county Court Clerks Office,
on March gid. 1897, shall expose. at pnbilc auction,
on Tuesday, November LIST next ensuing. on the premi-
-es, two Lots Of Land, ON which the City Point Rail-
road Wharf and Depot, al City Point, are built and stu
ATE, known on the old Plat as Nos. 9 and i6, being the
same as purchased by iIoratio Moore of John u. Wood
and wife, per deed duly recorded, aud subsequently
purchased Of Commissioners Spooner and Allison. hy
w. j. Morris. Said Lots froat about 200 feet on the RI
yer, and run back Ia George L. Moody's Tavern.
- fourth 6 months, balance in one and
Two years, bonds with satisfactory security.
Sale TO take place at IL O'Clock, H..
Surviving Trustee Of himself and J. w. Pegram,
Trustees of w. J. Morris.
~ Sale conducted by
seat. 3-ctds TIIoS. BRANCH & BRO. Auas.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
II pursuance of the provisions Of n Deed OF Trust
4 executed to me by William Williamson and Eliza
beth Z. his wife, bearing date on The l0ii day Of Septem-
her, lSi5, and of record In the office of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Hanover, I shall proceed on THURS
DAY, the nth dag Of November, if fair, ifnoi,
The next fair day thereafter, 10 sell ON The premises, a,
public auction, To The highest bidder, Jar ready money,
that valuable property known a. the JUNCTION, stu.
ated in the county of Hanover, ut The Junction Of the
Louisa Railroad, with the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg Railroad; together with about TWO HUNDRED
woods) aTonndahd G6j6ilm E LA 1. Ia large portion in
ments consist Of 4 large aud commodious Tavern
building with all necessary out-Iouses, n store house,
and some other small buildings nj present In the 0ccu-
pancy Of tenants. AT the same time ana place, and on
The ,ams terms, shall sell all the household aud kitchen
furniture conveyed IN said deed, CONSISTING: OF every
variety necessary for n public house. To a person dis
posed Ia purchase real property, 4 most favorable oppor-
tunily is now offered 10 Inake 4 profitable investment,
as this Is the terminus of The Louisa Railroad where
all the work shops Of the Company are located besides
being the stopping place for all passengers waiting 10
90 from one road On the other-and in addition. for
some years past, during n portion of The year, The pas
aeng1rs on the great Northern and Southern mail route
have taken NJ least one meal a day nj this house; all To.
gether, rendering IL one Of the most desirable pieces Of
property that has been IN the market for some time.
The property is advertised with the c0nsen and al The
request Of Captain Williamson, who viii cleerfully
show II 10 any one disposed To view il before the day of
sale. The title 10 this property Is believed 10 be indis-
Putabio, but, acting an trustee, | shall convey only such
title nS Ia wasted IN me by yiflIe aI tlr deed nf fFusf
Oct. 5-ctds EDMUND I. NORRIS, Trustee.
LAND IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE.
MOT being able 10 attend 10 my farming affairs, per
l y sonaliy, rs heretofore, ! am induced 10 offer for saie
the tract Of land wherein now reside, situate twenty
miles South west of Richmond. II contains about five
hundred acres, well enclosed. About one hundred and
fifty ARE fiat land-0ft that, about one hundred are clear
ed, producing fine crops OF corn, wheat, oais, clover,
&c. The balance is in lts original growth, heavily tim
bered with excellent white oak, &c. Aboni two hun
dred acres Of the high land are cleared, most of which
produces well, and the other Is IN n state of improve.
menl. The rest Of the high land Is In lis original and Sc
cond growth, with an abundance oftimher. The houses
are nearly all new, aud none are wanting for convent
ence or comfort. The dwelling house, built under my
own superintendent, Is neat and enmmodiOus, with
an avenue from the road. about Two hundred yards, OF
''bcauliful cedar hedgcs" There is n urge garden of
the best soil, handsomely laid out, containing q selcc-
ton Of choice grape vines.
TN about 4 hundred acres nf This tract Of land, de.
tachrd from the rest By n public ruad, H. a neat Store
house, which is nj present leased ont; a Wheel-wrighi,
a @N1 sAi1 y sAgI hN VI WIN Ill
proved themselves 10 be- eligibly situated. This land IL
abont midway between the Falling Creek and Glover
Hill Coal Mines, six or eight miles from each, a~ffording
n good market for the produce Of the Farm. IL is sup
posed by many that there Is a continuous body Of coal
from one mine 10 The other. There are good signs on
this tract. A small interest in the minerals would bs
retained III Is also in about two hours ride Of the Hu-
guenot Springs, and In one hour ride of four Churches.
| Any person desiring 20 purchase i neat residence in
this section Of country would do well, perhaps, TO OF
anime this place. w. w. HANCOCK
Sept. 2l-cw6w
LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscribers oiTer for sale the tract Of land on
l.. which the late JAMES Wychc resided, situated on
Tar river, in the county Of Granville, North Carolina,
within twelve miles OF the Raleigh aud CASTOR Rail
road, and containing ! 100 acres. About nne. half is
woodland, and one.fourtl Of the tract river low
grounds. There are two good dwell. ing houses on the
premises, and all Dtber necessary buildings for a farm,
in good order.
The above land IL surpassed In fertility BIZ few, if
any, tracts in this part of the State, and Is situated In a
pleasant and healthy nsighboshood.
Terms accommodating. For further particulars ad-
dress the subscribers, at Henderson, North Carolina.
10,v oa-,r J. " ~ wWyfcIHnEa Executors.
LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber oilers for sale the Tract Of Land on
L which he now resides, situated In The county Of
about 3 miles above the Virginia Mills, IL above the Slate
River Mills, and 81 below Diana Mills, containing
about nine hundred acres, something over half Of
which is cleared. There are two good dwelling houses
on the premises, and all other houses necessary for a
farm in good order. If desired. the tract would be di.