Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-08
70 VALUABLE lSJAIE FOR SALE.
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The Norih FORK 7ou Bridge
HNHE subscriber oets for sale The following property:
a tract Of land containing nue hnudred and forty
acres lying in the county of Hawkins in the State Of
TepncsseeThs tract Is situated the great Western
rad bet" cen Nashville aud the city Of Washington
Immediately tile river iIoision aud on The North
Fork o: Holsion river, at ITS junction. in one mile
Of tue town u Chfsiiansve Boat iaTd.) There are
between three and four hundred Of low grounds
IA one compact body, great pari OF which equal
10 the best soil in East Tennessee. One hundred and
hity acres of lew grounds and perhaps sixty Of
bieh land are enclosed and under tiiage the renain-
der OF the tract uDcleaTed This farH is we'll adap
ted 10 the cultivation Of Wheat, indian Com HEMP
&c. Tobacco, IT object, would be found
peculiarly congenial. The PLANTATION being uBDjured
by use, the crops are abundant. part Of The low
grounds htied TO the growth 81 grass, and would
form an extensive meadow. Within forty miles OF
Abingdon, virginia The facilities Of obtaining Plaster
Of excellent quality found ia the DeghbOThOOd
town and brought to the door At reduced price,
aEordS TO the farmer the certainty Of improving the
richness Of bis lands particularly as the red clover
The climate Of East Tennessee is equal in salubrily
to that OF any section Of tie u States,
The improvements upon this estate are a BRICK
MANSION HOUSE, newly erected, and a oil
BRIDGE across the North Fork Of the ilostoh fveT.
ThebOnse has cost the proprietor upwards Of SEWN
THOUSAND DOLLARS. II is beautifully situated
epiHsnce teaf the river, having The advantage OF
excellent aud cOpiOns SPilNG.-TO the lovers Of
scenery this site affords picturesque prospect. The
Bridge Is little distance from the huuselt has been
efeeied witbia the last years very Considerable
expense. The abutments aud piers Of built
solid throughout. The supersunctnre Is " wood well
secured With iron bolts. The length Of the bridge
near four hundred feet, twenty feet IN Width, and
eighteen feet IN height rendering II perfectly safe
from the resbes. Liberal tolls have been allowed
the proprietor 10 the public who acquainted with
the immense travel upon this Western road by fST the
greater part 81 which the bridge is
sary to speak OF its Values-When To this bridge
tavern shall be erected, aoTdng ready market for
most Of the productions Of the fstu IL will constitute
an estate greatly superior ~ valve TO any tn this
district Of cOuntry.-E0r would the proprietor be
disposed 10 sell did he not contemplate renewal az
no distant date, and from The conviction that an
absentee fafey if ever, receives that pOat from an
estate whicu cHght 10 JUSTLY his refusing i in
NoSEY. FREDERICK A, ROSS.
North fork ~ Hol'ien. June 30. 1879. .l6..u
IL persons indsBtsG To JOSEPH DARM5DATT
n sec. are requested to MAKE payment me imune
tiaely, as sm desT0Bs Of closing io administration
IS soon - possible, and therefore grant iHdui
,fncr O. any body. DANIEL Gait, Cx'or
bob. ?. N5.tU. m J9Fsrh Ufrusnaft. DC.
CASH fOR NEGROES.
! iFtRAJ piices iH cssh wd he given f'r ~ 81 30
a. yaang active Negroes hp9iy Al lte Warrington
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