Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

u TAN ESTATE, which lies contigu
Gus to the lower limits of Richmond, con
tains 5000 acres of land, borders near {
mile on James river, and runs miles back
The principal part is fine grain land, Co
vered with valuable timber, convenient 10 a
saw-mill erected thereon, which has cut
100 feet per day, and connected with a
grist and manufacturing mill, on a con.
slant stream, with 2 pair Of stones.
There is small Farm, with a commo-
dIons brick mansion, ice house, the usual
Offices, and , fisheries.
1t has many elegant settles f.r building,
furnished with good water, commanding
J views oil the city, falls and shipping, which
lie opposite to them.
| There is beautiful level already laid
out into lots, al right angles, on the river.
! The peculiar advantages ofthis proper
~ are multiplied by late ael for The es
tablishment of an inspection of Tobacco
on 1t, and the aSt for uniting the upper and
lower navigation by locks, which AS the
proper pointof junction render it valuable
! for store houses.
Few persons are unacquaiptcd with the
political Importance of Richmond, as the
capital of the most influential state of the
union, nor its commercial advantages from
the immence quantities of coal, -four and
tobacco, which pass through Us market
and will it be necessary to add that these
advantages will be shortly increased by
the western produce brought through the
hanawha to this navigation. and deposit;
to De thence shipped direely abroad when
the contemplated improvement of the low |
er navigation shall be complete.
II Is submitted to monied men to con.
slider whether purchase By shares either |
TO sell out or improve parts of this growing !
estate, would not in few years afford |
certain and handsome remuneration for
their attention being free from those con-
ungencies to which many institutions are |
liable.
In such an establishment the proprietor
would willingly participate. Aliberal credit |
VIII be allowed the purchasers on pay.
ment OF interest, and farther particulars
made known by applying to MIR. Robert
n'kinson near Petersburg, Mr.. Alexander
Fulton Baltimore, Messrs. Prosser and
Moncure Richmond, or the subscriber on
the premises. wv. MAYO
Fowha,an, near Richmond,2
Virg. April 90, 1905. w6t
E The Editor Of fhe National Inte1H.
Sencer is requested to insert tie a6oue once
a meek FIR sic times, and transmit Ills nc.
count. yu ~
Charlotte Court, 5th March. 1907
ihoras K Conner. infant son of Dorotheao
hagiand, who was the daughter of Ed.
ward Ragiand by Moore Conner. his ia. ~
'" anu nex' triend plaintiff. <
William Elmore and Sally his wife, late Sal. -
" kagiand. Thomas Ragjand, Nancy [ -
kagland. William Bowler and Polly hi. { =
wife. late Polly Ragland, BIedsoe 81
and Agness his wife, late Agnes Rae t7t
land, Betsey Ragland. and l. Clarke and al
Eisey his wife. late Elsey Rasland, II
defendants 1
HE defendants John Clark and FIss1 t,. |
= wife. not having entered their anne ave-
according to the at of assembly and the ruIes oe
this court and il appearing to the Satisfaction rs
the court that they are not inhabitants of ,h;s
state' On the motion of the plaintiff nv he a.
torney, IL is ordered, that they appear nee on
the firsr day Of August court neat and ,nse~ ~
Plaintih' g bill; that copy OF this order he in
serted in one of the Virginia Caze,:es for ,,yo
months excessively, and posted At the from, dooy
OF the courthouse Of the said county.
A copy--Teste,