Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-29
AUCTION SALES.
By w. Goaidizs. aucsEonccr.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUgLE
James River lands

y pursuance of \ decree Of The Superior Court al
= .iiancery, for The Richmond Circuit. made on the
ILL .im nm: 1917. the undersigned will offer for sale. on
nEDSESDhf the i0.h day OF November next. il fair
u no., the mex, fur dsv, the following vnluahle EI-
taiss' iyins on lanes river and Tuckahoe creek, va
No. 1.-The upocr Plantation. adjoining IN. lands ~
THOMAS Mann Randolph, Esq, containing. b: recent
survey, i..3o acres, a large portion OF which consists e
I.,.rr Low Gfo;:EdS. 2|I acres being on Tncsa!loe
lsiihn, WIN 4 considerable body on Tucalhor creek.
ms tract Is situated Immediately in the linz of coal
formation, having pts now in successful operation on
~. SIDE OF lt-and 4 lew years ago Coal Mines were
extensively worked an The premises. A thick seam nj
coal ON the land adjoining this tract HIS lately been
npehed and worked nearly 10 the line. II is believed
thal no lir'.s III Virginia otter = r:nre favorable prospect
i"r ahcSt who wish 10 engage in the coal business
inis Estate lies in a compact lorn-the buildings
y near Tie centre Of the open land, and the whole Of
us IN excellent heart.
No. 2-The tract fnrmerlv owned bv lanes curie
ueceasen' called ELlEfSLiE, adjoining No. /, and
Containing, by survey, rs acres, of which about 200
acres IRE Inv 6ro'ints Of the best qualify. On this
.aot thcfe Is oil excellent s;uccu-l brick Dwelling
House. with nm Ice House and other convenient out
houses.
No.3.The lower Plantation. purchased Of The lai,
David Meade Randolph, coHiaiuIn., rs survey, G1l
acres, of which about Ia acres are River Low Grounds.
WIN 4 large body Of second low grounds. There is 4
n"cilihs heise on tins tract, which, 1t 4 small ~.
penSe, mieilt he rendered 4 very comfortable reside nee.
No. IA tract al Land bought or Thomas Mann
randolph, having thereon II grist, 4 saw Mil, and con-
Eiihihs ahunt 80 acres. On about II aces, al The SW
corner OF this tract, Mr.. Randolph has reserved d right
10 dig coal.
These tracts Of land are contiguous 10 eacs. ~o.ler.-
iheI iarn : body az innd of great fertility, and in the
highest Stale oil Improvement. Their vicinity - Rich
mona, ieing distant from lon 10 twelve miles; The ad-
vnnta.rs oI lie canal, which passes nj the foot Of thr
hii's, III 4 situation 10 ID III. least possible injury; tEr
nhrans u affords Of irrigation and of n water power,
.nr,e neing u perpetual waste oi water n two points,
WIN the valne al The coal properly, make il rerbarss
inc most Valuable estate thai was ever offered Tor sale
ia Virginla-nrar 39n acres have cen lined with great
benefit. Ahon; 900 bushels ii wheat will lie sown hr-
tore The sale.
The tracts wi! be offered for sale ri ~EI.LERSLiE,
which Ii nearly central, III the order as above described.
ilit terms, according 10 the decree, wal lr a. follows,
VIZ; one fourth OF tile purchase money IN cash. and The
residue IN three equal instaimrnts OF one, iva aud three
years, bearin. interest from The first day uI January
next, when possession Of The property viii be- deliver
cd' Tie purchasers executing. bonds for the credit pay
rneiits, and receiving M conveyance ill the purchase
money shall hr paid, ard a conveyance directed py The
Court. MIR, Jenkins, residing on the estate, wi! STOW
It toany one DESTROYS If purchasing.
Il. w. LEIGH, ~
WIN. F. WICkHAM, 20" r.
Before the end Of the year, the Slaves, about 10 in
number, The Stock, Crops, &C., will be offered fr sale,
OF which due notice vii he given. Il. w. l..
Sept. IEctds w +. W.
SY The above sale will he conducted b.
IA comm. Nuctjanpsr