Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-09
AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. " TAYLOR .S.snN lI.Irrs


County Court, shall. n, trustee, proceed q ~ FRInay
me 9th day III July. 1852. on the premises, to scll. At pub.
lie suction. 10 IN. hi.hes, bidder, the trsr, ~ IND r,nn
vrycd ia the -aid deed. The farm contains In nero. !.
well .,irntctcd aud IS in a good neislrborhood. The dwell.
IN. nous. j. in good condition. The land il productive
nHd the proximity Of the lar;n 10 Tie city of Richmond.
brin" only six or seven miles below the city O, Rich.
monh) renders II u very desirable location.
TERMs:-On".thitd of The purchase money TO be paid
~ chsn. one thirI in twelve months, and the other third
ia t.o yests from the day Of sale, with interest on the
credit payments from the date OF sale till paid, and the u.
tie ~ be withheld till the whole purchase money be pnid.
Junei-ctis THOS. J. EVANS, Trustee.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND ~
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
q n pursuance of u deed OF trust. recorded in the county
U court oil Gloucester county, bearing dnie OF the l9th
my ut jay, 1880. ana at the request OF Charles e. Curtis,
tic creditor therein nam ID, !, acting under the authority
"l the s"id deed, will. on SATURDAY. the Eth day ~
July, lejc, at Gloucester Courthouse, sell, by public auc'
ron, To tie highest bidder, that valuable Tract OF Land In
III county q! Gloucester. called - WarchAln."
The SAID Tract OF Land. containing between | 100 and
i.-CO acre, lies about Sin miles above Gloucester Court.
house, aud IS, in all respects, one OF the best estates IN the
ruunty. The soil il generally of the best quality, and has
'..cn highly improved. 1t is we'll watered and heavily
,imbrred.
house, ana all necessary out.buiidin.s Tor the sccommoda.
ton OF servants, aud Tor tho USE OF n large farm The
estate is peculiarly valuable rs q grazing tsrm, and com.
prises ali that is necessary 10 render it Il desirable resi.
ience and profitable investment.
Persons desiring 10 examine this estate, are referred 10
Mr.. Edward Sears and Nj. Francis Cooke. VINO reside in
he vicinity of The premises. and will take pleasure in
giving any information which may he required.
TERMS OF SALE-So much of the purchase money will
10. required in : II. Is will be ~sutfcien, 20 pay the suns
ii $3.50, with interest. or 5000 from the first day Of
January, 1851, and all the costs and charges attending the
rXrcution OF this trust; aud the residue will be- required
10 be- paid, as follows: that is 10 sag, one.,hird on the fret
day of January, 1853; one third on the htst day OF Janua
rs, le6O; and tine re- maining third on the hrs, day of Janu-
hry, I-bl. The said instalinents are 10 bear interest from
the day Oi sale, and TO be secured by the bonds OF the
purchaser, with satisfactory personal surety, and a lien on
ih- land sold.
shall reserve the power If resale. in case the pur-
chaser shall fail IN comply With the terms herein set
forth.
The purchaser will have the privilege oil seediug crop
OF ~h".' next tall. and will be- LEI into fall possession OF
the premises ON The mist day of January, ls5g.
WfNDHAM KEMP, Gloucester Court House.
June 4-ctds
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE \ LAND
FOR SALE.
n N accordance with the will of the late George Hamil.
n ton, deceased, offer for sale the farm on which he
resided. called Forest Hill.
II is situated in the county of Spotsylvania, W., about
i've miles below fredericksburg near the Rappahat.
mock river. with the Richmond and Potomac Raiir1ah
pn,sng through It.
The ncigh6ortood offers every sociaLle inducement,
while Fredericksburg lie accessible by an hours rice,
over II line rOHd.
The farm consists oi two tracts: Forest Hill, whic,
has all the improvements, containing about seven hun
fred and iurty.three acres, one hundred OF which is in
wood. The other. II short distance from the frat, contains
two hundred acres wholly in wood. and has been used ~
II reserve VI fuel aud timber. All the necessary build
carriage house, negro caoins, &c, are well located, and
in good order.
The dwelling house is u commodious building OF wood,
cnntaining eight rooms Ia peri"ct rcpair, situated on an
cmin-nce that Overlooks the whole plantation, aud com
uhnis II beautiful and extensive view vi the Rappahan
mock Valley. as lar ns the eye can reach; Il prospect SO
vurIed and attractive Is rarely To bee found All the ncces.
cary offices, kitchen. Ineat houses, dairy, ice house. &c.
are also in good order. The land Is cry productive, well
adapted To the growth of wheat, corn. oats and grass, and
la lood order for cultivation.
M"ssappnax run passes through III. iarn for II consid
rrHble distance, afording un HbundAnt supply of water
tor stock. during the dryest seasons. There Is a good Or
chard, 1t productive garden. and several unthiiiDg springs
nt the purest water on the place. IT. perfect beautiful
ness, beauty OF location. and other advantages, make this
~ most desirable rbods.
Persons wishing to view the premises. are invited TO do
so; they will be shown by the overseer Mr.. Stevens.
Terms OF sale accommodating, and made known on ap-
plieation TO me.
The above property, if not sold privately. of which due
notice will DO given, will be offered at public auction, on
the premises, TO the highest bidder. on Wednesday,, the
18th August next GEORGE HAMILTON, JK,
Executor Of George Hamilton, deceased.
Adircs'-P. o Brandy station, Cu!pepcr Co Va.
June Bet Aug II