Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
LANDS FOR SALE.

The SUBSCRIBER being advanced in
4 wears and infirm, which prevents him
from attempting to dispose OF them on the
different spots, offers the following Tracts to
! the inhabitants oi Richmond and its vicinity
He will simply observe, that it will be seeh by
the dates fthc surveys, that they are nor com
mon speculation lands: They cost him large
sum, but will be sold without reserve. either
BY private sale, or exchange for property in
this neigliSorhood, if any offers are made, else
az Public Auction, on the FIRST Thursday in 0c-
tober next, fit happens to be the race week,
else on the Thursday OF the said week and
month, on credit OF s and 10 months;
The Subscriber is thus early iii publishing
his intentions, because he wishes to offer an
opportunity to those. who might become in
ciined TO purchase, either in person on their
friends and acquain' ances wishing the neigh
boring springs aud counties, to get some kno wi.
edge of the situation ard value of the same,
by which alone they may be enabled to Judge,
whethers,r not great bargains may be expected
hom the purchase of them.
C. F. sTRAs.
4535 Acres. (more or less by 200 scres) in
the county of Greenbrier, on Meadows river,
facing the mouth of suel, and joining the
lands and low Ground. of Samuel M'Ciung
VIM M'Clung, Samuel Price, and VIM
Renix, on the great road to Kentucky. Z.
1851 Acres Ill Botet0tirt county, on Barber's
creek, on the main road (made lately) from
the Sweet Springs to Fincastle, distant 9
miles from the Springs & 10 from Fincastle.
1000 acres IN aforesaid county, and joining the
foregoing tract, and the plantation of Tho e.
mas Price. said creek and road TO
Fmcas,le There is bold Sulphur spring
on This tract
$50 acres in said county, joining the plantation
of Notzinger, and extending a small dis
lance over the Blue Ridge in Bedford county.
OSO aCp in ,s>CI 7
cey's Mill creek.
1880 acres, formerly in the county OF
Montgomery, but, Ga, | am informed J
by a late division, iu Kauawha, oil Pain,
Greek.
$50 acres on Percy river and Walkers
creek, in the Chestnut Forest, (in last
mentioned county, including the Iron
Pond and Iron Banks.
$50 acres in said county, on No Business
creek, a branch Of New river.
2oeo acres on the forks ofSaIi river, State
OF ktn.ocky, being part of tract of
5000 acres, OH which General Matth nv
Walton formerly resided.
$50 acres in Kanawha county, part of a
tract oil 500 acres, ON which Col. VIM.
Cirndenen resided, and which is pa,t
OF a large Military Survey, made by
George Muse and others ON the Ohio
and kanawha rivers,
234 acres North west Of the Ohio, in what
is called the Illinois Grant, bearing The
No. 3%e, "a military right.)
1000 acres on Deer creek, Green river,
state Of Kentucky, bearing No. cir,
surveyed in 1888 for Major George
Lewis, being in part for his own militia,
ry services.
1000 acres on said Deer creek, bearing
No. i29, surveyed in 1895, for Gusta.
vus b. Wallace, being originally Gen.
MERGERS. and his own Military rights.
fhls-uact joins the preceding, the two
las, mentioned tracts, besides being
valuable farming lands, are supposed &c
contain Salt springs, lying in the neigh.
borheod of a large Salt Lick, and ex.
hibitiDg every indication of being im.
| pregnated with IL. 81.