Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-24

IN the I'd day Of September, 1877, this valuable,
f.hmtat'on, on James River, belonging to the Is.
tate OF Pleasan Aikin deceased will be offered at pub
lie auction II is unnecessary TO describe Varna par
ticulary, as i Is known to be Of the best farms in
virginia containing about ,7o0 acres, situated direct
~ on The river IL miles from Richmond by land and
so BY water. The land Is in high state OF improve
ment, and admirably adapted for the cultivation Of
wheat, oats, corn, &c. With ordinary management
50UU bushels OF wheat and 900 barrels Of corn can he
made in one season. There is a good dwelling with
al! necessary out houses together with well Of excel
lent water, on the place.
The purchaser Of This property will have the privilege
OF seeding crop cfwhea IN the Fall but absolute pos.
session cannot be given until The LIST of January next
TERAiS-A credit of one, two and three years, equal
instamenls, the purchaser executing bonds with un
doubted security, and deed Of trust 10 their
payment
: For further particulars, apply to ". ". Townes at
July 3o-e,ds Execulrix of r. Akin, deceased.
TRUST AND COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND & SLAVES.
IN TIE COUNTY OF ALBEMARLR
u virtue of two deeds OF trust, from james Ross
- the late Hugh ~ Patton, aud the undersigned,
William j. Roberts, who is Surviving Trustee one of
them dated the 18th day Of September, 1910, the
other on the 30th day Of July 1884, and both recorded
in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Albemafe;
and by virtue Of decree of the Circuit superior Court
of Law and Chancery for the County Of Spottsylvania,
made on the st day of October, 1876, In the Of
James Richie and others against James Ross and 9TH
ers, in which decree the dersigned George Carr and
Richard T.. Il. Moncure, were appointed Commission
for The purpose therein mentioned, will, the
9th day of September next THAT being Albrnarle
Court day IL fair IL not, the fair day, In ifOnt
OF the CouHhonsr, IN the town Of Charlottesville, uf
fer for SALE at public auction for cash, the Land and
Slaves conveyed by the said deeds and another deed
from said Ross 10 Lawrence w. Berry, in said decree
mentioned either of them, Tor much of the said
property be necessary satisfy The purposes
said deeds aud Decree consisting of all that part o. the
Estate Tract Of Land called Blenhem in the county
of Abemarle which lies the East side of the Main
county rad containing 1890 acres. or less, lex
cep that portion OF the said land containing 22 acres,
or less, which wax released Ia said Ross BY the
said Patton AMI Roberts, BY deed dated the 2st day
of July. l53 aud recorded in the Clerks Office aforc-
said-and except another portion Of The said land,
which, since The execution of the said deeds, has been
sold and conveyed 10 Andrew Stevenson, by deed re-
corded in the Clerks Ofice aforesaid) Also, thirty
three Slaves mentioned and described in the said deed
of trust, dated the Oth day Of July, 1884, and their
Increase since The execution OF that deed or such Cf
the sand slaves and increase may be yet living The
land r sold aforesaid consists n three convenient
divisions, or tTarts.
One Of them, The "Miil Tract" contains about 905
acres. The greater part Of IL IS red Southwest Noun
tain land, lies well. is well watered has abundant
supply of timber, and would make very desirable
sidence. II is about nine miles from Charlottesville,
and ten from Scottsyille.
Another, the "Quandary Traci,n contains about 52
acres--red Southwest Mountain land-equal TO any
high land in the counyabont nine miles from SCOTS
vile, and eleven from Charlottesville.
The other tract c0nIaiEs ab0ut 9l9 acres and would
make an excellent Sheep Farm there being az abun.
dance OF meadow and highland to range upon.
wa. ]. ROBERTS, Survivn. Trustee.
R R I m EnlsM Commissioners.