Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-11
LAND on York River 70

VTALUABLE LAND on York River for
Sale This land lies at hejunction OF Pa
munky Kiver with that of \ ork, the lower ex-
treimty being about miles below-thc upper,
above NeSt-Point. Ii extends about eight
miles on the River, and almost the whole of the
neck formed by the bend of the pamunky and
lork kiverS. Ii is almost superiiuous TO say
tnatit is all Tat land. The advantages are, an
aoth'uance OF fish, oysters X crabs-ali of which
onera profitable iraifick TO Richmond, from
WHICH TITS distant about forty miles.-Ihe soil
Is peculiarly adapted 10 Indian corn, whilst the
dD,huant inarShcS attached ;oit afford n never
'ahihgfuhd OF manure, TO which the industrious
man can neverresort, without success--several
Creeks run into this Land, supply large por-
uou OF meadow, giving the Industrious farmer
as much fresh hay as lie might desire whilst the
marsh would give him more sait-hay than he
co"i"c cut. This tract contains about3500 acres,
eNciusiVeof 800 or 1000 acres of marsh cut off
t,om the main by tlioroughfare; there are on
TINS tract two mill seats exclusive of advantage.
Gus scitcs for tdem Thisiand might be con
,enien,ly-diYided into two tracts, as a Greek
runs through IT, PAYMENTS would be made
most accommodating.
The pnrchaserpayngi interest, might have his
own time. Anyperson wlshingto purchase is
desired TO applyt MIR. Thos. raylor, Richmond.
or to the subscriber in Williamsburg.
The land will be shewn, on application by
letter. BURWEI /. BASSFTSr
- ithavng been found mpracticablc to Get
ohthe crop OF corn, sc. by the Goth November.
asbetore advertised, the public sale is postpon
Ell TIL further notice-the property viii he still
treated for at private sae.-By order OF the
proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR
November 2. stiff
VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY at -JarfIo0---W Il,
' he sold, at public auction ,rithoni rcScrr, for
cash, To the highest bidder Monday the i3,h Ia,a
y, 1917 ~ fair Il not. the neSt fair day, Two LOTS
m'ea ~ one cry OF Richmond No 30 and o. being
known by the name OF the Old Council Chamber by yir
tue ct deed Of irrst from Miles Tuspin 20 William
sum IL VIM. Lamb.
The Sale to commence at II O'clock under the man.
agcment OF hessrs. Parkhifis, D"afop q Copiopd.
December ~. n fds
WANTED, single gentleman qualified to teach the
Engiish aud Latin languages, gramma;icaily tose-
ane Win Nithinetic ana Geography. man OF middle
Application by letter. postpaid addressed TO the sub
scrioef living near PoWh atan couIthsuse will be al
RICHARD X. CRALLE
s.nia-y q. 76It-
We undersigned offers for sale lis farm adjoining tie
- sweet springs IN Monroe County, which contains
5"ou acres; either in the entire tract or i'm three eoa
tracts as may sui, the purchasers. This land is en-
eHieiy wen watered, aud has abundant supply of fine
timber the soil is citile-and there is but small pro-
rot,oh OF II which is arabic. and none which wnot
yield excellent grass.here 30 acres of cleared land
comfortable twostory ETck OKse 4s nv 2I feet GOOD
Ncheh sprhshouse, &c. &c. About 800 acres OF this
farm, may he converted al little expence into frs, at,
watered meadow Its vicinity the Sweet Springs which
constantly good market together with its aptitude for
grazing farming render il one ef thc mo-, ss;.hI
plantations west ofthe BueRdge.
tor. y w Z avis -
Sweet Springs, Va. Nov. 30. ea.an
FLEGANT CABINET FUKNITURE-CHa's.C HRIs.
TAN Cabinet Maker, Fulton ST. (late Fair Street
near Pear ST NEwloRX, respectfully informs tie CT.
Zehs OF the Southern States, that be has principally \
oaped his business for Southern demand his furniture is
the first style of elegance and always scar0nfed Of
the best workndRsiip He will Twin ,i,. ve,x Of az
blishng himself in Southern custom reduce his nrices
or orders from thence, FIVE per cent below NewYorL
prices which will generally meet The COS, Of s,
10 hy stfer
ion aud prices - " ~
personal inspection, and packed up by himself which
enables him to warrant his furniture to those thar NAV
please to favour him with their commands '
C. e. is very grateful TO those ladies and gentlemen If
the Southern States that have favored him with their
so au solcs continuance OF their patronage and ne
NeW-York, Dec. g. saam
E'DUCAIloN.-The Subscriber proposes to continue
- ber School in Gainesville commencing the sth of
January, 1917, on the following terms:
For Board and Tuition = 100; IL of which will no re
quTed IN advance For TaOn alone, 30. The bo0y
aerS Will be expected TO furnish their own bedding and
the Scholars generally to bear their proportion Of en-
pense for fuel in the School Room.
me subscriber proposes teach Reading Uyjfi,,g
OFfhoSraphy and Nsedte Jork for the last of which
the additional sum of !, 5 will be required.
Havg had considerable share the public patron
tse subscriber hopes for its continuance, and pro
ses tiat no dinnuton of assiduy in attention TO the
morals as well as literary improvement of the punis mn
ue. he care shall cause forfeiture of the confidence
Cd FL ''"''s 'nc present year Deeh Etvor
ed' ihefe will be two vacations ofoue month each
go LUCY NJ. NICHOLS
Gainesville, Dec. IL. 0s.2aw1ws
ME SUBSCRIBER has longer an interest in the
sweet Springs amer the 10th of this month, hayinT
sold it to Mr. Aterandcr Kitchen This partner in .
lease OF that property the present proprietor.
JAMES MERRY
~ @ ncCchlDef II. 72-2aw3w
nor SALE.-In conformity to the last will and ,s,a
nient OF Henry 9; Heth deceased, the undersigned
executors thereof will public sale unon the
premises ON the LIST day OF February next if ,r If not
the heNt TAR day, that well known and valuable ate
called CURLES situated liz north side of LANES M
yer, IN the County oi Henrico, and distant about ~ MIL;
below the City of Richmond and twelve from
MS estate contains nearly thousand acres aho1t
I'VE hundred arabic and the part Of the balance
swamp ecaiiaoie at very nconsiderabIe expence in
comparison to its worth. 10 expatiate ON tI,e as
lery and improving condition from the happy action
Of plaster OF this desirable property is thought ueces
sary II completes with any asa residence aGord;nc a
most conmodious dwelling, with every comfortabIe an
One hundred acres areIaid do,n il, OF