Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
Executors Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WILLIAMS.

BUhG AND COUNlI OE 1ORk.
hinder the will OF Henley Taylor deceased will be
u sold, nj public auction, before The Court I,ouse
door Of Williamsburg, on MONDAY, the 18Th Noven-
Der, 1910, AT O'clock NJ. that valuable Farm lately
occupied by the decrdent lying In the county Of York
and city aforesaid contiguous Ia the College of VIII
lara and Mary 1.-THE dwelling being within The city
| limits, and only few hundred yards from the Col
lege) and estimated tn contain about five hundred
acres, less, of which about three hundred and
twenty cleared, and in The highest state of I'M
provenient. IL is divided into four fields, of about
seventy EACH and two lots Of twenty each
and there is within the enclosures and convenient 10
each field. land sufficient to make each field contain
one hundred or the meadow land about twenty
| five acres have been drained and highly improved
yielding the abundant crups aud 20 acres more
may be drained and improved AT small expense Co.
pnus springs water each field, and inexhausble beds
ot the richest mail lie convenient each field, which,
with The plentiful supply Of manure afforded from The
town, furnish the means uf extending The present high
| degree Of Improvement. The average annual crops
| may be estimated al one Thousand two hundred
bushels OF wheat six hundred barrels Of corn, and
five hundred bushels Of oats, which may be shipped
to market by the York and James rivers, from landings
| within mile Of the farm. The town furnishes
Market at The highest prices, for dl the surplus Tod
der, shucks, straw, meas, poultry LnIter, eggs, &C.
The best evidence Of the value Of the farm is furnished
by the fact that The late proprietor purchased II about
| IS years AGO. when the land very poor, and
from theIproht, alone, besides supporting the farm and
his family, has ell an estate valued at about thirty
thousand dollars. The buildings Consist Of comfort
able od-ashioned dwelling, containing six or eight
rooms, and the usual farm horses The wood land 1.-The
growth being principally oak and pine is ample for all
the purposes OF the farm and for ire-wood. The adj
vanlases of education offered IN Williamsburg by the
establishment OF Two academies, male and female OF
the highest grade, and the College, now placed upon
q basis which II is confidently expected will command
full success render this most desirable location for
any person having childien 10 educate. Indeed such
property Is rarely offered in thr market Should
larger farm be DESIRED contiguous lands be bought
fair price. Persons deslrous o purchasing, are
invited 10 the premises. The title IL believed 10
be indsputabe but The sale and conveyance will BIZ
made under the authority of The lesiator's will.
All the personal estate, slaves excepted consisting
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming lmpc.
mcnts, stocks Of Horses Oxen and Cattle Crops OF
Corn, Oats, Fodder, Shucks and Straw viii Re sold nj
public auction, on thr premises, an TUESDAY, The
18Th November, Irig and the slaves hired for the
residue OF tbr year, and from year 10 year thereafter
TERMS OF SALE.-1he land will he sold on n
credit Of and years, payable in equal instruments,
with nrrrstlrom the day of sale; the whole interest
be paid annually, and the purchase money to he
cured by bonds with good security, and Trust Deed
on the premises. A cr0pof wheat, one hundred and
thirty bushels will be seeded this Fall for the benefit
Of the purchasers for which he Will be charged at the
usual rate. Possession Of all, except the buildings,
delivered Immediately, and possession Of them AT The
end OF the year.
The personal property will he sold credit Of
omnths for all $40; that amount and under,
cash. GEO w S0UTHALL, Executor.
Sept ol-c2awtds