Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-19
AUCTION SALES.
BY W.. Goddin, Aucsie..cer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUBLE
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y pursuance of 4 decree q! The Superior Court Of
! Clancery, i"T .hr Richmond CircnIi. mad. on tie
.9il Jilr, 1897, the undersigned will ciTrr for safe. on
WEllNlSDAY ihr lUih day OF November next. il fair.
u Eot, tir next fair day, the following valuable Es-
ttes, YIN. on James river and TuckahOe creek, viz
No. 1.-The upper Plantation, adjoining The lands oe
Thomas hann Randolph, Esq, containing, by recent
survey, 30 acres, q large portion Of which consists If
River Low Grounds, 2J acres being on Tuekahoe
lsiii;d, with I considerable body on Tueaaioe creek.
Ills ifacs i situated immediately in the line Of coal
ioriaa;iun, iiaving pits now ia successful oprration al
ed.ii SHE OF it--and 4 few years ago Coal Mines were
extensively worked on the premises. Il thick seam III
Coal on lln land adjoining tins tract has lately been
opened and worked Nearly To the line. IL il hrIieyrd
mat no lands in Virginia ciIer Il more favorable prospect
Tor those who wish 10 engage in the coal business
rms Estate lies in 4 compact fofm-ihe buildings
are near The centre OF the open land, and the whole Of
Ills IN excellent heart.
No.a.-1he ;rari formerly owned hy James Carrie,
deceased, called ELLERSLlE, adjoining No. !, and
Containing, b. survey, 7G5 acres. OF which aboat 200
acres are low Grounds al The hest quality. On li,,S
iiact there L III excellent srncrord BRICK Dwelling
House, with IN Ice Hons. and other c,uyen,,n M put
houses.
No.3-Tle lnwrr Plantation. purchased or III. late
David Meade Randolph. containing, by survey, 6al
acres, OF which about III acres are River Love Grounds,
WIN ! large bnhy Of second low grounds. There i i
dwelling h-ilse on this tract, which, al Il small *.
pensr, might he rendered 4 very comfortable residence.
10. IA tract ni Land bought Of Thomas Mann
Randolph, having thereon i arist, 4 Jaw Mil, and con-
tanning asoat l95 acres. ON abnnt = acres, a, The SN
corner oiisiis tact, NJ. Randolph has reserved a right
10 dig coal.
These tracts Of land are contiguous 10 each olher.-
They form Il body Of land Of sf-a, fertility, and IN the
highest stale al Improvement. Their vicinity 10 Rich
mond, being distant from ten 10 twelve miles; the ad-
vantaees Of Tie canal, which PASSES n the ico; Of The
hills, III a situation 10 do the lease possible injury. The
means II affords of Irrigation ami rf a waller power,
there being a perpetual waste al wafer al two points,
WIN the value ui the Goa! property, make IT perhaps
The most valuable estate that was ever offered Tor sal.
IN V;rginii-near 800 acres have been lined with g,rat
benefit. About ,UtU bushels OF wheat viii be sown he
tore The sale.
The tracts will be offered for sale II El.LEEsLiE,
which l. nearly central, IL the order ms above described.
The terms, according 70 the decree, will be rs follows,
VIZ: one fourth Of i!ir purchase money IN cash. and The
residue IN three equal instruments of one, two and three
yenrs, bearing interest Irom the first DAY ri january
next, when possession Of The property VIII be deliver.
ed; The purchasers executing bonds for The crrfIt pay
inrniS, and receiving no conveyance Till The purchase
money shall hr paid, and 4 conveyance directed By Ilr
c"irt. Mr.. Jenkins, residir. on The estate, VIII how
II ;nany enc icsirnnS Of purchasing.
h W Leigh, ..
WH. F. WlrkIlAM, -
BrfnrR the end If tie year, The Slaves. ibou; l30 IN
number, the Stock, Crops, Sc, viii br offered Tor sale.
Of which due notice will be- given. u. W. L..
Sept. l0-ctts w. +. W..
1J- The above sale will he conducted by
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