Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-25
- vALuABLE ESTATE ron SALE.

Ire North Fork Toll Bridgs.
GHE subscriber Offers for sale the follow ing
n tract OF land containing nine hundied and forty
acres lying In the county OF Hawkins In the State e
lehnesseethis tract situated the great Western
road bstween Nashville aud the city Of Washington
immediately on the river Holsion, and ON The Nortb
Fork o. Hoison river, at its Junction i'm one mile
Of the town of Chrsiiansvlie (Boat Yard There are
between three and fun hundred acres Of low rrounds
,n Que compact body, great part Of which Is equal
10 TOE pest soi IN East 1ennes:ee One hundred and
nty acres OF lew grounds and perhaps sixty acres of
nish land are enclosed and under uage the remain.
oeI OF the tract rs uncieared This we'll adam
.ed 10 the cultivation of Wheat Indian Germ, Hemp
&c. Tobacco, were 1t an object would be found
pscuhariy congeniai The Plantation being unnjnred
ny use, the crops are abundant. A part OF the low
grounds Is htted TO the growth Of grass, and would
Abingdon, Virginia, the facilities of obtaining Plaster
OF excellent quality, found in the
anu o.o1sh 10 lie veI, door at reduced price.
aAoios 10 The farmer the certainty of improving the
richness OF bis lands particularly the red clover
grows iuxui iaatIy.
The CLIMATE Of East Tennessee is equal i'm salubriiv
10 that OF any section of tie u States
. me improvements upon this estate a BRICK
M n,N HOUSE, newly erected, and TOLL
BRIDGE across the North Fork of the Hoiston tiver
ihehouse has cost the proprietor upwards OF sIvgN
THOUSAND DOLLARS 1t is beautifully situated On an
enihsnce near the river having the advantage Of an
excellent and ccpions SPRiNG.-To the lovers OF
scenery this site affords Yic,utesope pro,nrc, The
Bridge Is little distance from the bcuse Ii has hern
erected Within the last tw years very
expense. The abulments and piers OF stone bu,h
soio throughout The superstTucure is of puot ell
secured with Iron bolts. The length OF the bridge is
near four hundred feet, twenty feet in w6,h ana
from tue reshets Liberal tolls have heen allowed to
tue proprietor. To the public who acquainted with
the immense travel upon this Western road by far the
greater part of which the bridge il is rnnece
sary 10 speak OF its value-when to This bridge a
tavern shaii be erected, ahoIdiug ready for
most OF Tue productions Of tue farm will constitute
an estate greatly superior in valEe to any in this
difuict OF couniry.-Nor would the proprietor he
disposed to sell did he not contemplate renewal a,
no distant date, and from the conviction that an
anschtee rarely II ever receives that pront fcm an
MoN.Y. FREDERItE A moss "
North F"ts e Iiolsten. June 30. 1870. l6t,
rScAAPi>tr IiOl St.-IEe subscriber has a larve
II ana eoinin"di"us house, in a pleasant and Gem
necai Of the City NEARLY opposite the Bell Tavern
anu over the stores of Messrs. Benjamin l.. Wallace
Co. ana Gideon EldIidge. Her house has ever, ac.
cemniodation which any other Boarding House in
affords with the additional advantage Of being In Nh,
centre ofbusiness. Tier lo,gng Rooms are airy
Pheasant and well furnished Travelling families or
gentlemen Visiting Richmond on business will lind il 10
.beir advantage to call aud Judge for them selves There
u IN the feai OF the house. very wei kept Livery
Stable, where horses will he well attended 10 and
where their owners will find perfectly 10
see tnetn Boader5 will he received by the day weeh
mouth or quarter, as mos, agreeable to Themselves.
frlce Tor day Boarders, per day. 81.
lime % m