Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-26
AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE FGRM FOR SALE
'ubscber acting as agent on 6ehHII Of Iss4,ess
1853 sell at Public Auction, the prems,s, the very
valuable Farm the residence Of the late Thon Miller Of
the county of Granville, North Carolina.
This farm contains ., coo acres, onehaf OF which Is
still in timber Of the very best quality for producing h2n
priced tobacco. This farm has produced more high
priced Tobacco than any other estate be found and is
now In the yery bes, condition to continue cultivation,
with large amount Of fresh land fixtures &c.
This estate lies six miles south Of the beautiful village
Of Oxford aud miles from Henderson, on the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad within convenient distance
OF churches of various denominations. The situation ia
healthy Taking all things into consideration 1t is one OF
the desirable and valuable in this part OF the
country.
Tar River its Southern boundary affords large amount
of rich bottom land now in good condition Tor raising
the grancrops corn wheat and oats which 10 famous tor
the farm is we'll waeredbranches and creeks ahordng
ine plant lands.
will have good dwelling houses with all the necessary out
buildings found such estates: In TACT the iarm Is IN
good order. crop of wheat Will be seeded.
Terms of sale of the land will be onehrd cash, hc
balance in two equal annual payments, bearing Interest
from day of SALE and title retained until the purchase
Immediately after the sale of the land administrator
will sell, tor cash. seventyve very valuable and likely
negroes and close out crops teams, &C., credit
months. Sale to continue from day to day untlclosed
Oct I3-ctd. s. s. RoYsTER, Admir-.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND AND NEGROES, IN NELSON COUNTY.
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4 county. In the suit OF Goddn a. Apperson vs. Hill
and Others pronounced the st of October 1858 the
ap0nntssdr under said said de-
VEETEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1853, on the pre-
mise., the following Real and Personal Estate:
All that Tract OF Land lying u the valley Of Rgckers
run, in Nelson county. owned by said Richard Hill, ad
joining the lands of Miss J. Rives William Gordon and
Others and containing 800 acres, more or less There
about 1000 cleared the balance in woods well
supplied with the dfcrcn Oaks, Poplar Chestnut &c.
The cleared land lies remarkably we'll and has been Inn
proved by liberal application OF fetEzersi guano bone
dust, clover and plaster. 1t s admirably adapted 10 the
growth OF the staples Of this region, Tobacco Wheat and
Corn.
The extension of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
to Lynchburg now drawing rapidly towards completion,
passes directly through this land and il s believed that
depot will be established upon It, or in its immediate
ueghborhood. 1t is distant about seven miles from New
Market the James River Canal and three mies from
Lovngstop, tho county seat IL has II comfortable
negro quarters for about forty negroes. excellent
granary stable and other necessary farm buildings,
overseers house. &c Altogether II is believed that such
opportunity for desirable investment Is rarely present.
At the same time and place. will be sold twenty-five
Slaves Men Women and Children, the larger portion OF
them young and very likely. Also, all the stock OF
Horses, Mules Cattle and Hog', Farming Implements,
and other perishabls property on the premises.
follows For the land credit will be given OF two
three four five, six and years. with interest from
day of sale bonds with good personal security will be re-
negroes will be sold a credit uf twelve months
table notes, interest added, with satisfactory endosers,
will be required The other personal property will be
sold a credit Of nine months for all dol
ars for ten dollars and under cash will be required; and
also sufficient in cash out OF the other sales 10 de-
fray the expenses Of the sale
The lana 10 susceptible OF division into two or more
farms, and should such division facilitate the sale o the
whole tract, II will be made
- Should WEDNESDAY, 17th November next,
be fair the sale will take place tho next fair day.
ALEXANDER BROWN,
WILLIAM GORDON commissioners,