Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
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NOR the purpose Of settling up the the late j.
serh Marx. deceased the subscriber will SELL upon tn
premises. gu WEDNESDAY. the l?,h day OF OCTOBER
!aE rot, the next fair day. commencing at II o'clock
NJ that very desirable and valuable property knc
| The FALLS PLANTATION" situated In the county d
Chesterfield, jaime, River, opposite the city o. Kch
Elond aud adjoining the town OF Manchester.
Til, FARM contains u acres, Of which about 800 acre,
In timber aud woods w acres in pasture, and the res,
due IN arabic and meadow land.
Tie Petersburg Turnpike and Rail Road through ,h
wood land and the streets OF Manchester extend TO Il,
Western boundary, which render very valuable because
Of the ar the facility Of getting the wood uuC
timber ~ market,
large portion OF the Land James River low grounds
OF the finest quality. and the high land Is improved and
great fertility. The Land rises gradually from the river &
rcay undulang and every portion OF It drained viii
great facility and particularly adapted TO the growth
"..r.', corn oats. hay and vegetables OF oil kinds.
The property fronts James Riyer-Immedately oppo
site the Richmond Dock and steamboat wharves-abou
tree quarters Of mile, abou, I feet OF which Is consi
d-reL very valuable for sites for warehouses; being at III,
terminus Of the Danvle Railroad, and the being
sufficient depth 10 at vessels Of large size TO the wharf
There /, ALTO desirable site Cor manufacturing estab
ll.nents adjoining the Manchester Mills for which, by
Arrangement wh the trustees OF the town OF Manchester
suaciea: force Of could be had from the canal
Tie improvements this Farm comfortable Dwell
Ing House, excellent Barns and necessary out hudiEg,,
Orchard Of choice fruit trees and numerous Springs OF
excellent water; also Reservoir which supplies, through
hydrats the entire buildings with fresh spring water
The proximity OF the Farm TO the city OF Richmond and
town Of Manchester renders IL very valuable for building
purposes and market gardens.
yards which have yielded good rents and will become very
valuable.
The lan is being prepared for the fall crops Pos.
session III be for seeding wheat the stand
INK crops gathered and full possession the l day Of
January, l,Gu
The property the river and adjoining Manchester will
b. laid or into lots and squares and the balance Of the
land will be sold In farms o ample size Inducements here
offered unparalleled Ia the State of Virginia. both 10 the
capitalist. and Others.
TENS OF sss are follows ro- all sums Of $1,000 and
under one third cash. the balance at and yearsfor
ell sum. 5000 and under fi0G, one-fouth cash.
the balance AZ and wears; and all sums 0JO
"neih cash. the balance a. - and years, the pur
chaser to execute negotiable notes. with Interest added
payable semi-annua!ly and secured by trust deeds
the entire property not sold the day advertised the
sas will bs continued from day TO day commencing the
ram. hour, until the whole Is opposed or
Persons desiring TO the property referred 10 Mr.
CB,. Max who resides the premises and for further
information apply TO the Auctioneers the undersigned
plat "f the property be a. the Office Of the
Auctonecrs. SAM'L MARX, Executor OF
Joseph Marx, deceased.
JAMS VI. TAYLOR & Sos, Aucts.
y. BAit-r the crops have been gathered they will be
Sold together with the stock Farming Implements &C. &C.
.. which due notice will be given.
Sep; l6-dSctds :. VI.