Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-04
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VALUABLE LANDS,

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Farssess and PLaatess. - >
EFsHCSE LANDS ,tontsin about fa,ooo
tacrss, ext pasf cfifsisusted On both
aides Of Cunningham Greek. and is branches
--fhis is,a'l large never failing stream On the
south side of the Riysrnas which, 10 the
north fork Of JamesfRiyer,sthe, restsof the
Land On che north eide OF the said river an
beth siaesof Balerges's lcreek--Thc whole
Land has been lately resurseysd snd divided
into small tracts to accom modsfe purchasers,
and for each tract there is-a correct plat $50
The soil in general is suitable for the usual
agricultural :psedrctien OF the Country, aud
psrtieularly 80 for Wheat and robaecoIhe
Climate - extremely healthy, eqhAly So 9,
mouDaiH farms-,. The whole $ welFxaerea
by excellent springs and small streams Not
ens or the g, rs viii Be more than SIX or
SEVEN miles from the navigation OF the south
and north branches Of James River, most ot
them much nearer. The principal part OF
~ land il well timbered and surplus OF
the new grounds with -hdle labor may be
turned into meDey, there being q; constant
demand for il asthe different ,o&ns upon the
river, and partiaalariySat Richmond. Gun.
niauham Creekxnd its branches affords many
excellent Mill seats and the stream never
faiI.c Balenger's Greek, though smaller, is
a good stream, and sfforis some excellent
mill seats; one very near the bank Of the
river. The centre of theland is SIX or seven
miles from the iown- OF New Canton, IL
miles from the -towDsof Milton, 49 mies
efrom the town of Columbia. Is miles trom
aShe town of Gainesville; eachof those towns
: are upon the rivers and a tobacco inspection
{. &C each, for which rhere is good market, as
also for Corn, Wheat, ana other produce
: 'tistabsats 6yf miles from the city OF Rich.
mond, the navigation safe and gooc, anr the
freig6ts very moderate.
For the accommodation Of people DESTROYS
: Of viewing the Lands, the surveyor ef.the
county, Mr. Peter II Ware, is engaged to
attend ut Fluvanra Court. House from and
after the ist day ct July mex, every Monday
and Tuesday, u.itil the day of sale, to ~heS
the land; M. JOIN Black, living near the
centre of il Win tssrsady for.the same plr-
pose, at his own skUuse, every Wednesday
,and Thursdays Mr. christop6er Clark, who
j. equally conyenicnt, will be ready for the
like purpose to attend every Friday and Sa.
turtsy; this arrangement is nj: de,o prevent
disappointments or delays o.peopie coming
q. distance. y -. - n =
- The sale viii comnepce At luvanna eoart
house on Monday the16,h day Of Aue,is, next.
and continue day b, la, uslii flushed. rhe'
surveyor orts-e county no has oetn fre9sent
1y over the iand,, wilt attend during the sale
70 give information sto tPu chassrs in such
partisulsrs as re.ales TO his offici-i duty. The
titles, .le unQlcs,ionsbe and q general
wsrraatee viii DC ,iu.aste to the purchasers =
...Theterms ofpay ment arc, one fourth rea-
ay money, in every instance md it greater
proportion be paid discount will be made
iheseupon.; the balance tosbes Pod In thre.
equal annual i,stal,nents, and trust, deedsup-.
an the land itself taken as security. 81
The sale viii DC conducted under ihe par.
ticular agency OF Major George Holman and
Mr.. Jacob Myers, who viii be prepared with
the necessity Deeds and ready to execute
thenenpon receiving the 6lst. payment In
cash. '7ss - = 49,. r..
xs,.v, David Ross.