The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-20

7 ANDS ,EoR SAIE.-rhe Subse :. :. -
~ ing ads@,cef in years and marin. viii 4, ,,r,.-
VENTS INN from attempting 10 dispose OF them an
the different spots. oisyss,ihe foilown, Tracts >,
the inhabitants of Rielsat6pd and its vicinity. ~.
a simply observe, <tstjt will be seen 6y tie
dates OF the surveys, that they are not co,om,n
speculation Lands: They cost him a large sum.
but viii be sold, without reserve, eit!,erby pr
yate sale, OR exchange for property in this neis:
borh0od, If anytofiers are made; else atnubl;c
ton, oh the first Thursday in Oct next. if.,i Ian.
pens to be the race week, else on tue Thursday
OF said week and month, on credit of anil -
mouths.
/ The subscriber is thus early in publishing his
intention, because he wishes 10 offer an opport,,
n,tyto those who might become inclined to pur.
chase, either in person, or on their friends and oe
qmaintances visiting the neiyhborise Springs a,i
counties, to get some knowledge Of the situation
aud value OF the same, by which alone, they NAV
nc enabled to judge whether or not great bar
gains may be expected from the purchase of
them. G. SniSTPAs.
4s55 Acres, (more or less by 200 acres, IN
the county of Greenbrier, OH Meadow river, IA
eng the mouth ofsuch, and joining the land, 4
low grounds of Samuel McClung, William k!s-
Chung, Samuel Price, and VIM. Renix, on the
great road to Kentucky. -
1851 acres, in Boueto,irt county, on Rarl.ar's
creek, ON the main ro,.l (niatle lately from the
sweet Spring to Fincastlc, distant 9 miles trorh
the Spring, and Is from Fincastle
toOV acre IN aforesaid county, and jnining the
foregoing tract, and the plantation of Thomas
Price, on said creek and road to Fincastie there
IS a bold sulphur spring on this tract.
$50 acres in said county joining the plantation
OF Kofzinger, and extending d small distance u
Yer the Blue Ridge in Bedford county
SSo acres in said county of Bottetourt, on Lon
cey's mil, creek
LOU acres, formerly in the couaty of Montgo-
merry, bstis Il am inforncd) by a late division,
IN kanawha, on Point creek.
7So acres ON Percy river and Walkers creek,
IN the Chesnut Forest, Tin last mentioned coun-
w including the Iron pond and Iron banks.ts
?oo acres nj, sand county, on No. Business
Creek, branch of New river.
2O90 acres on the forks of Salt river, state of
kentucky, being part of tract Of 60OO acres, on
which General Mathew Walton formerly resi-
dsd.
$50 acres in Karawha County. part of a tract
OF $500 acres, or Mich col. VIM Clendinen re-
sided, and which is part of large military sur
vey made by George Mase and others, on the o.
mo and. hanawha rivers. ~,
/. 234 acres NORTH west of the Ohio, in what
is called the Illinois Grant, bearing the No. 248,
Ca military right)
1000 acres on Deer creek, Green river, state of
kettucky, bearing No. 6l7, surveyed in 1875, for
MAJOR George Lewis, being in part for his own
military services
1000 acres on said Deer creek, bearing No.
Icy, surveyed in 1875 for Gustavus Il. Wallace,
Beng originally gen. MERGERS and his own mill
tary rights. This tract joins the preceding. The
two last men' ioned tracts, besides being valuable
farming Lands, are supposed 10 contain Salt
Springs, lying in the neghbcrhood of large
Salt lick, and exhibiting every indication of be-
ing impregnated with it.
May So IF