Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-12

Inquire Of the subscriber.
wish also to sell first rate Jack Ass, raised from
the hest stock In Virginia, in his prime is of
The largest size. has proved himself foal geer
aud his colts surpassed ny no mules in Tie state
August 25 sa..st WILLIAM McaNDLIsH.
| ~ VALUABLE ESTArE FOR SALE.
| The North Fork Toll Bridge.
HE subscriber oiersfo sale the following property
tract OF land containing nine hundred aud forty
acre: lying in the county of HAWKINS in the State Of
rennes:ee-This tract situated the great Western
road between Nashville and the city Of Washington
immediately on the river H0lston, and the North
Fork o: Holsion river, at lis junction, in one mile
| of The town Of Chrstiansve (Bnat Yard1 There are
between three aud fou hundred acres Of low grounds
III one compact body, great part of which i. equal
to The hest soil in East Tennessee One hundred and
hty acres OF lew grounds and perhaps sixty
high land aIe enclosed and under tiliage the remain
der OF the tract is unceaTed This farh well adap-
ted 10 The cultivation OF Wheat, Indian Germ, Hemp,
! &c Tobacco, were II an object, would he found
peculiarly coneenia The PLANTATION beng nnnjnr ed
~ use, Tue crops are abundant. a part of the low
GROUNDS 10 fttea 10 the growth Of grass, and would
| form an extensive meadow. Within forty miles of
Abingdon, Virginia, the facilities OF obtaining Plaster
OF excellent quality found in the ofib
town. and brought To the very door reduced price,
affords to The farmer the certainty OF improving the
richness OF his lands particularly as the red clover
grows Iuxurisniy.
Tbe climate OF East Tennessee is equal in salubry
| TO that Of any section OF the U. States.
| The improvements upon this estate are a BRICK
| MANSION HOUSE, newly erected and a TOLL
BRIDGE across the Norh Fork of the Hoiston river.
ihebouse has cost the proprietor upwards Of SEVEN
| THOUSAND DOLLARS. tits beautifully situated
emiAence near the river having the advantage Of
|
scenery this site affords picturesque prospect. The
Bridge is little distance from the houseI has been
erected within the last two al very
expense The abuimeDts and piers OF stone built
solid throughout. The supersruCture is Of wood well
secured With iron bolts. The length of the bridge is
near four hundred feet, twenty feet in width, and
eighteen feet in height rendering il perfectly safe
from The freshets Liberal tolls have been allowed to
Tue proprietor. To the public who acquainted with
tue immense travel upon this Western road by far the
greater part OF which crosses the bridge is
saTy TO speak Of its value.-When to this bridge a
tavern shall be erected, affording ready market
most OF tie productions OF the farm, il will constitute
an estate greatly superior in val2e TO any in this
| dishict OF country.-Nor would the proprietor he
disposed 10 sell did he not contemplate removal at
no Instant date, aud from the conviction that an
absentee rarely, IL ever, receives that profit from
estate winch Ought To justify his refusing its worth in
| MONEY FREDERICK A. ROSS.
\ North Fork Of HoIsien, June 80. 1870. lott
| MARShALs SALE.-Undera decree ofthe Superior
| Iva Court Of ChanCery for the Richmond district
pronounced Onthe 18th day ofFcbruary 1920 in
theIein depending, between James NJ Morris surviving
acting executor Of Samuel OveTton deceased plaintiff
| deceased. aud william, Richard. Michael, Thomas
| !obn and Sally Anderson, children OF said Richard An
derson, deceased, aud others defendants, will he sold
10 the highest bidder, at public auction for cash. the
premises, on UedResddy The nth day Of the present
| month, (Scpfember) a TRACT OF LAND lying in the
comfy Of L.nisa adjoining the lands Of Austin Cosby
Charles r. Cosby, william OiistaIk and others and by
late survey Of the Of said county containing
/ 27Qi acres. J. GUEKRANr n II,
| September 5. IS. ids
| k1OfICE.-By virtue az deed of trust exrculed Io