Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09
AUCTION SALES.
SxrcysfGr,s sale
OF VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
ESTArElN THE CITY OF WILLIAMS

OF VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
ESTArEIN THE CITY OF WILLIAMS
BURG AND COUNTY OF YORK.
FINDER the VIII OF lirury Taylor, deceased VIII be
" sold al public aurtion, Arirrr tnr Court ii"uSe
door Of Williamsburg. Oh MONDAY, tue i2th Nov1n-
bcr 1912 1T O'CLOCK VI. that valuable Farm airly
occupied by The drc-d-nt lying In the county OF io'k
and CITY aforesaid, contiguous 10 the Ioiree W 80"
liam and Mary (tHr dwelling being wiihn w" cry
limits AMI only few hundred yards from th- to',
lr.-) and estimated To contain about i've hundred
acres. more or less ,of whc. about ttrre hundred anu
twenty are cleared. and ~ the highest stale 81 l
y-turnt II j. divided INTO ioTr iric-, III ahchi
seventy acres ear and t"n lots al twenty acres each
and there IL hn the rnclosIir5, ana convenient IL
each field land sufficient :" make each he!d contain
onr hundred acres or the meadow land about twenty
five are, hayr been drained and hi.hly improved
welding the most iaun int crops, ani - acres NOR
may br drained and improved al small -y,rn-r. t"
mon, .urin., water each field and riaust,be beds
Of the rrl, Il mari lie convenient 10 each htid WHICH
with the pentim. supply OF manure afforded from lie
town furnish The meas ol eAtehuh- Inc present. nv"
r.rrr of Improvement. Tie average ahhGh crops
may hr estimated al thousaad two hiidir!
bushels of wheat, sill HUNDRED batfes oi corn, an
iivr hundred bushels oi oats when may be >hipiea
In market by the York and Jdur, rivers, from land n:s
within one mile al the farm. The town furnishes
market the hIghrs, prices Tor III The surplus leu
der, shuoks straw, meats, poultry intter eggs, &c.
The hrs evidence of value III the i.rn Is furnished
br III. fact that the late proprietor purchased II about
~ years AGO, when The land was very po"r, arc
from tie prots alone, besides Supporting the farm ohi
hiI family has lett estate valued II about thI!
thousand dollars. The buildings consist 81 comfort
able oi.iashioned dwelling, containing si1 or eight
rooms and The usual farm ho,ises The wood Land the
.rowtn ben: principally oak and piie Is ample tor al
the purpose of The farm and for ire-wood The al
yaniagr- u education offered IN Williamsburg oy Tue
establishment o TWO academies, male and female, Z"
The In .hr grade and the COLLEGE now placed upon
bass which II is confidently expected VIII command
fnu Success render lhIs most desirable location i"f
any person having cilien la educate Indeed such
proprrty IL rarely offered IA tn market. sh"nid
larger farm be drsiIrd contiguous ancs can bt h"aeh
Al a fair price, Persons hrsrOns al purchasing, arr
invited 10 view the Premises The tue believed 10
be lndspuable but tile sale aud conveyance WIZ br
made ullLe: the authority Of the lrsiatnrs VIII
All the personal estate, slaves excepted, consisting
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming impr
m.nt, stocks of Horses, Oxen and Cattle crops oi
Corn D.ls Folder Shucks and Straw, VIII e sold M
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY lie
18Th November lei9 and the slaves hired out for tie
re- side Of thr year. and from year 10 year h-rra ter
TERMS OF SALE.-1he land will be sold on 4
credit Of and years, payable IN equal indictments
with interest from tho day Of sale; tue whole interest
Ia be paid annually and the purchase money TO be 81
cured by bonds with good security, and Trust Deed
On the ~ einIsrs. cropof wheat, one hundred aud
thirty bushels will br seeded TINS Fail ior the benefit
az The purcha.rr. for which he will br charged Al the
usual rate Possession of all, rIcrp. the buildings,
delivered immediately and possession o! them at the
end OF the year. !.
The personal property Will he sold on credit ct b
pmnths for all SIMS over $ln; that amount ani undri
cash. GEO w SUI IiiaLL, EAecHloi.
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