Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14

TIE North Forh ?oH Bridge.
sNHE subscriber offers Tor sale the follow ing properly
a tract ut land Containing nine hundred an d forty
acies, lying In tie county of Hawkins in the State OF
!ennessee-lhs tract Is situated The great Western
ROAD Dst"ee'i Nashville aud the city of Washington
Immediately on the river Holson, aud The North
Fork o: Holston river, its junction. in one mile
oil the town of Charlottesville (BoaI Yard.) There are
bet"eeh ihIee and i"u hundred acres "f lev grounds
III one compact body, great part OF which Is euuai
10 the best soil IN East Tennessee One hundred and
my actes OF lew grounds and perhaps sixty Of
hugh land are enclosed AMI under lage The r.m2i-
Der OF The tract is uncleaTed This farm is well ada
led To the cultivation Of Wheat indian Cnrn HEMP
&c. Tobacco, an object would be fnuud
peculiarly corgenal. The Plantation being uniniure
by use, the crops are abundant. part OF the low
grounds IS ftted to the growth Of grass aud would
form an extensive meadow. Within forty miles of
Abingdon, virginia, te facilities of obtaining Plaster
OF excellent qualify found III The neighboI hat
ahu oIoeghi TO Tie very door at reduced price,
ahords 10 The farmer the certainty Of improving The
Iehhess OF ms lands particularly as the rcd clover
The climate of East Tennessee is equal in saubrity
to thai Of any seciion Of the U. States.
. me improvements upon this estate BRICK
mANSION HOUSE, newly erected, and a TOLL
BRIDGE across the North Fork of The UoIston river
Ihehouse has cost The proprietor UPWARDS Of SEVEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS. II 10 beautifully situated oil AN
einhence near the river, having the advantage an
excellent aud cOpioTs SPkiNG.-TO the loyers of
scenery THIS site affords picturesque prospect The
btldee Is little distance from the huuse-t has been
erected wiba the last Two years al very considerable
expense. The abutments and piers stone built
sollu throughout. The snperslTucure is Of wood well
secured with iron bolts. The length the bridge is
near 'opI hundTed feet, twenty feet in width aud
eighteen feet IN height; rendering II perfectly safe
from The freseis. Liberal tolls have been allowed to
the proprietor. To the public who are acquainted with
the immense travel upon this Western road by far The
greater part OF which crosses the bridge tits
saTy TO speak Of lis value.-When to this bridge a
tavern sbaiI be erected, affnrdng ready market for
most of The productions of tie farm IL will constitute
an estaIe greatly superior IN valve to any u This
district Of cOGntTy.-Sor would the proprietor he
disposed 10 sell did he not contemplate Ieusval at
no distant date, and from tue conviction that an
absentee rarely u ever receives that profit tram an
estate which ought 10 Justify his refusing its worth In
MONEY. FREDERICK A, ROSS
North Fork Of Holston, Jane 80, 1870. I6..u
kSOANBlNG HOUSE.-The subscriber has a large
~ and CONNECTIONS house, IN a pleasant aud GEM
ercial City nearly opposite the Bell Tayeru
and over the stores Jf MessTs. Benjamin L. Wal.ac
* Co. ana Gideon E6t idge. Her house has every ac-
cominodaon which any other Boarding House In Gown
affords, with the additional advantage Of bsHg In III
centre Of business. Her lodging Rooms laig &C. airy
pleasant aud well furnished. Travelling famiiiss or
gentlemen Visiting Kchmoud business will dud IL to
their advantage 10 call aud judge for temseiges There
is IN the rear Of the house very well Kept Livery
STABLE, where horses will be we'll attended TO- and
where their owners will GDd perfectly convenient to
see them BOadeTs viii I've received by the day, week
month or quartet No agreeable TO Themselves
Ptice ior day Boardrfs, per day, 81.
jane ~. i4..U MARY MosELEY.