Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-22
- VALUABLE ES'rA rE FOR SALE.

The North Fork Toll Fridge.
IHE subscriber offers for sale the folownp proprr,v.
l. tract Of land containing nine hundred and forty
acres birg In the county Of Hawkins in the STATE f
Iennesee-fh,s tract is situated the great Western
read bsi"ecn Nashville aud the city Of Washington
Immediately on the river ioiston and on the North
foIk o. hoiston river, at its junction. in one mile
OF the town OF charlottesville (Boat Yard) There are
between three and oui hundred acres Of low grounds,
III one compact body great part Of which is equal
10 he pest SOIL IN East Tennessee. One hundred and
y acres OF lew grounds, and perhaps sixty acres Of
high land are enclosed and under tiilage the remain.
aei OF the tract is uncleared This farm is we'll adap.
tea 10 Tue cultivation Of Wheat, Indian Germ Ilenp
&c. iohacco, were II an object, wonId be fonnd
peculiarly congeDal. The Plantation beinr uniri,t ed
by use, the crops are abundant. A part of nm. law
GROUNDS Is htied to the growth Of grass aud would
form an extensive meadow. Within forty miles or
Ahir:don, Virginia, the facilities Of obtaining PLASTER
OF excellent quality, found in the Of that
town and brought TO tie very door al reduced ptIce
Affords TO the farmer the certainty of Improving the
grows luxu,iasily. $500
The climate of Eas, Tennessee is equal in saubriy
10 mat OF any section Of the u. States.
. ne improvements upon this estate are BRICK
MhkSlON HOUSE, newly erected, and a TOLL
BRIDGE across the North Fork Of the Hoi.ton river.
ihehouse has cost the proprietor upwards If sgyRN
THOUSAND DOLLARS. lii beautifully situated On an
ehihehce near the river having the advanla,r of an
excellent aud copions SpRiNG.-To the lovers Of
.ee"eF tGis site affords picturesque prospect The
o"ec Is it,ie distance from the house-It has been
eecru wiihin the last two years very
expense. The abuilnen,s ana piers Of stone built
soma thforehori. The snpersructurc is nj weed well
secured with Iron bolts The length Of the bridge is
80 '"i h"H"feu fect, twenty feet In width, and
eIeerh Feet IN height; rendering il perfectly safe
from ihe tresles. Liberal tolls have been allowed 10
Tue proprietor To the public are ACQUAINTED with
tue immense travel upon this Western road by far the
greater part of which crosses the bridge is iuecc,
sary 10 speak Of II, value.-whcn to this bridge
tavern small be erected, afoiding ready market for
host"i Tie productions OF The farm IL will constitute
an estate greatly superior ia vase to any I'm mi.
oiSHirt OF connry.-Nor would the prorretor lie
disposed 10 sell did he not contemplate removal al
no distant date, and from the conviction tina, an
absentee rarely, IL ever receives thai profit from an
estate winch ought 10 justify ,s ie!rng its worth i'm
MONEY. EKFnFgi,I pncc "
NOUN Fork of Hnistrn, June 30. lss0. I6..u
sSoA"HiNT HoUSE.--Ihr slbsciibeT la. a large
a. anu coiniHodiops house, in- pleasant and Gem
eicia' the City nearly opposite the Pe Tavern
a"n over Tue stores oi Messrs. BENJAMIN L. Wallace
q 20. aha Gideon Eldidpe Her house has every ac.
coiiiodstion which ether Boarding House in town
ahofds, wh The additional advantage Of heing In the
tsnie OF bnsiness. Her lodging Rooms are large airy
pleasahi and wei furnished. Travelling families or
gentlemen visiting trhmond business will lind II 10
he advantage 10 cali and judge for themselves There
Is ~ Tue rear OF the house. very well ken, Livery
o,anie, where horses will he well attended 10 and
wheie their owners will Gnd il perfectly convenient, TO
gee mem. BnadeTs will he received 10y the da, weet
nonh or quarter as most agreeable to tbe,nseiyes-
ffice for day Boaiders, per day, 81.
1uhe 81 Il..U MARY MpSFJEY