Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

whea, soil and peculiarly adspted to the eoy'r ,;
ysen@on this land is Que of The best country gris,
iniiis peiow ichmond, producing income of about
fifteen hundred dollars per asuun two or three saw
mills can be erected the mill a, an pconside
the best pine in the lower country in its immediate,
nessoorhosd The purchaser, if he chooses can have
o. ea,yins The miliio James river where
ne can nave 4 iail OF upwards OF twenty feet.
FOR Terms, apply to the subscriber.
limo. PATRICK HEkDREN-For Hin Garter.
yuue o. su
HOUSE OF fUBLiC ENTERTAINMENT ~. Tgo,c
IL The subscriber DESTROYS OF retiring To nTiva,r
me- wishes to lease his Hqsse Of u5lis En.ertain-
belonged 10 Mr. John Cole but now III. Of
,ne subscribed. To gentleman who wishes to engage
seous store having Kept at the place for perhans
nearly thirty years. Attached to the tavern is an ice
mouse, together with all other convenient ouihouses.
possession may be had on the ST January with the pr
vese OF sowing wheat this fall. 1t is deemed useless To
say any more OF Tie many advantages which this place
possesses as those deslrous ofieasng will no
,he premises II will be Leased upon low aud accom-,
'" Cos.,,sn 'e' tcS,,, JOHN COLE, jr.
ANoR SALE-rhe TRACE OF LAND on which 4 pow
reside Containing by late survey, $40 acres. This
tract oilers to the haser niany inducements as an
neeneni neghborhood, health, ccntiguty to navga
.'oh anu good and sufficient improvements for the ac
eoipinodatlon Of genteel family. There are on til,
plantation honrishne apple and peach orcharas-TLis
plantation is wen enclosed being laid of into four
reids, and in excellent cropping order rhos,
70 purchase will view for themselves Possession given
the Tst day OF January next the purchaser IN have
tage) on the IOtn da, of October. ~ - an
FERNS ~ sGte-One-ihird when possession is given
mentS. HI-GFi cAMppstt
1no near Dankirk, King j Q.teeR county.
saneg :. I0w6w
EIoSirINELY WITHOUT RESERVE -57,e 1I715 .,
a be paid The nrst day of January 1919 oue.tbird
me hist day OF January, 1890 and the remaining tira
On te Tst day of January 1871 the purchaser yvine
sonds with good security carry interest earh ron,
ne safe until paid, and lien upon lie land are thu
terms upon which shall sell my TRacT- or IN me
fnrfy 4.
we upper END OF Amelia distant from Richnpnd A Pc
eaeh about SO miles and IT from Appomattox
river which is navigable the LITTER vace TI.rs aYs
thee manufacturing mills within ten miles of tie Iapd
TWO OF winch are hmm diatey upon the river and nm
On toe idh1 itse there is an excellent site for mill
curing the manufacturing season. The IL
poad @ ana ,he farmers, generally independent
lou hi In this place jndciouslJ managed it is conn
gently believed would get $50 or 2OD barrels of ,oiI
Snn;, per year There is dwelling house for small,
Ia!nip, Containing tive rooms below and two abnye
siaHs; kitchen, meat house, corn house and pfanary
par Of THIS land is of quality superior TO any m The
heghoorhoed the balance inferior to the adionjpo
lands About one-third yet TO clear sI,onid liz
purchaser wanta larger tract asa adjoining NAV
WHICH they wish to dispose. ~
ohe-tnrdln cash, aud the remaining two-thirds the
st DAY OF January, 1919, with bonds cary interest
UNI pain' and good security, together with lien
upon the property, the terms on which 1 shall Dis
pose OF SIX NEGROES. They consist OF Young NO
nan, WIN Two female children the youngest of which
mas entered her second year and The eldest her
kH' aponl5 years of age another about ten and one
ke nd heal
my; Persons wishing purchase such properly, viii
ma II their interest to attend the sale '''
hp ,s o, ihe land is al present under cultivation
WhCH Tue purchaser can lay down in small grain i'm
the fall and complete possession will be gyen he srs
uas o, January Eext The purchasers OF the neproes
complied with. ~ sac arc
The sale will take place at Painesyille on the mir;
"oN'0ay h Jug He17, II being the 18th of the month";
lanes WOOD MUSE.
IT Although the above property is advertised
.. Pubic auchon the subscriber would prefer selling to
"ne person; privately, both land and negroes To n
nse purchaser, great bargaH will be given LIE may
nave any number of years, exceeding len i'm ybic
70 pay part OF the money provided tue Interest be paid
yemP; IN Tue event OF private sale, public notaca
ZION WILDE given. Should no notification annex ,hs
SAFE WIN certainly be made the time and place above
mentioned. f ''"'s'
Persons wishing to purchase privately will he in.
,oIned 0tthe terms by applying 10 Robert Gamble.
csq OF Richmond, with whom plat Of the land is de
janea, i0%sw '''nS nsJ! w. H E[s%,se''
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The Jy0cf
" " Land wheTeOn the subscriber now resides in
LOUISA county five miles IN T. from the ourtbnusr
anout 40 rom fredericksburg 90 from Richmond on
DuskInehole creek, containing byestimaton 6I6acyes
- wen watered and tinbered, and the plantation
10 goou order to work eight Ten hands 10 ADVANTAGE
aDoe Sixty acres are clovered the soil is pleasant 10
ou,iVaie and uncommony kind for all kinds Of grain
CONNEXIONS dwelling house lately built good mate
aIS good and convenient outbouses, large new gar
oen &c but above all valuable double geared eTist
.i WIN Two pair OF stones she works with an over
shot water wheel Isl feet in diameter has when ull
neho apout tbIee feet of water that and the dam
might be rasedtbree feet higher withont injnriae any
person at all ills excellent place for ,nannfac
ring m ana there is not any that much business
nearer than about is miles, and IL is good wheat
country the ueighborhood custom keeps her almost
constantly fnDning-Also, saw mill and COTTON nick.
ing machne, all built within three years last past on
very constant stream, and IN respectable and healthy
neishbordoes. There is good apple orchard on THIS
tafls, and It IS very good place for fruit There will
ne good chance To make or 500 bushels of wheat
next year Possession may be had BY the first of Oct
nex. and The crop Of corn, sc. may be puchasedalso
many other necessaries.
ALso-Seoerat other Tracts Of Land in The same
neigh6orhooa-one containing 400 acres another 40
ana TWO smaller tracts: The terms ! in hand two
s9nh annual eBtsfoT the balance, (foT the first
mehtonedtracts) DAVID LlPSCoMB.
- S1He :. 0wSw
oST LkTTER.-oa tue 2sth day Of MAY pni into
inc Post Once of this city, letter directed to
william Robertson, merchant Petersburg" which in.
closed another letter directed to" Mrs Dolly p Ncbo.
a 1in covering check from the Rank Of Viz
s on us oice of discount and deposit In Petersburg
i9r $50 90 cts payable me, and endorsed pay 10
tbeSIueI 81 hTs. ID. p. Neholas"-Also teo hundred
collars ~ North Carolina bank notes particulars Of
which follow, viz:
no. DATED PAYApLRTo
20 IL Oct 1879 Dos Collins ir. Edenton br. S 20
>, 3i6 2July 1914 DO. do. :, 20
;, I79 sJune 1915 john T. Smith. Newbern - 40
2I5eo 5N9V.lSl1 J. Canes, pr. BIZ. Raleigh 40
80 IiJay lsi4 ". b. Grove, Fayetteville br. 20
Eaca 81 bee 1910 Ihoyier pr pT TX. Raleigh 10
+ 3 ,oSe sang 1913 81. stokes 90. do. 10
" ~ lhaT'isll W. Boyier do. 10
,, l4O4 DO. I'd. ID. M'Near, TaTboro' br. 10
Jane isl4 w. Shaw, pr. bk. Raleigh 10
% 70 Dee.lSi5 W. n. white, do. do. 10
The post master IN Petersburg informs Ilr. Robertson
that ne mail Of cate te zstb Nay received 1t his
oIce-t Is therefore probable that the mail for that
pace was sent by mistake the Richmond post master
20 some otheT quarter Payment OF Inc cheek has been
stopped az the bank IN PetersbnTgand the North Caro-
ina banf are requested shond any Of the above notes
Ds Oheiea Tor payment TO Withhold the same and give
notce 20 the masters throughout the
Oh,eo states are particularly requested to the
saa 'e'e 10 iis dcsaed place, should IL End its way to
any other Office ROBERT X. JONES.
JpheI2 III
NIOfICh.-Ah persons having claims against the cs-
= tate ofJobn Chders, & arc requested to make