Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18


IfiE subscriber contemplating removal to some
other State, IN the course OF year or two, offers
tor sale two Tracts of Land in Hanover neaifv
midway between Richmond and Fredericksburg.
one oil them on the nearest road between the a.
bovc named places, the other mile above it, Tho
iract on which reside, called Edge Wood, con-
tains 702 acres, and on il is an excellent Brick
Dwelling house about 30 feet square, with seven
rooms; two wells OF fine cool water, and a. large
Ice House, that keeps ice well all the summer ara
~ The yard; kitchen, laundry, meat house. dai-
ry, stables, and coach house, all of Brick, and a
frame barn, over the stables t;.at will contain 500
bushels OF wheat ia the straw. The upper Tract!
called Bloomfield, contains by late survey ST1a.
cres, and has an overseer's house, barn, tabacco
and corn houses and stables, &c, for the working
OF 10 or 20 hands Both tracts are believed to 30
as valuable as any IN the neighborhood and as
well suited TO the cultivation Of corn wheat and
tobacco, and have abundant supply Of wood
land. Bloomfield has between So and 60 acres Of
swamp land OF excellent quality easily reclaimed
part oil II, now in cultivation has brought fne TO-
| bacco. From ten to twenty negroes may be
| bought with either tract, and stock of all knds,
and farming utensils. a residence at Edge Wood
OF 20 years, enables me TO recommend it as
heal,biul situation, and that would afford a
desirable retreat from the less salubrious atn,os-
phere OF the tide wsters and populous Towns on
our coasts and rivers. The property may be vieI-
ed by application 10 the manager at Bloomfield, or
the subscriber at Edge Wood. A comparatively
! small sum will he required when possession is Civ
en-; the balance OF the purcbasemoney, being secur-
ed by bond and approved securiiy and deed Of rlst
on the Land, may be paid, by instruments, on a
reasonable credit. Possession will he given any
time after the month Of January 1S20-aId crops Of
| small grain r;ay be sowed after Goth September
! 1921 am disposed to take in exchange, Land
| IN Ohio, w. Tennessee, Kentucky or elsewhere,
CARTER BERK SLEY..
Nov.7 54--stwf
| tx virtue OF deed of trust executed to tue
- subscribers by Col. David Jones and his wife,
bearing date April 10Th, 1926, and recorded in tho
clerks office OF Campbell county, for purposes
therein mentioned, we shall proceed, on Thursday
the "a day Of October next If fair, if not, the next
air day, Sundays excepted, at the residence OF the
sat! Jones, TO sell, 10 the highest bidder, at public
auction Tor ready money, the tract Of land in tho
deed mentioned, aud oil which said Jones resides,
containing $50 acres, more or less, or so much
thereof, will be sufficient TO pay the debts ifoy
due and secured by the said deed aud costs attend
Ing the same. This land IL situated in the Iowcr
end Of the county, in 4 desrsbc Dcigbborhood, Il
titles northwest from the court house. and 20 miles
from Lynchburg. II lies we'll and is well improv-
ed The buildings consist Of good dwelling house,
Kitchen, smoke house, ice house, &c. wilt
4 al other necessary out houses. Also, good
apple orchard Of well selected fruit The great
CT proportion OF this land is now in woods and
good tobacco land, the greater proportion Of the
! plantation Is fresh land and in good repair.-Wo
deem u unnccessaryt to give further description
OF ihe iand, surprising no person will purchase
T",,"~' ''o""'S tbe 'dh'i. Actlng dS uus'ccS, W
shall convey only such title az Is vested in US.
JOHN IIOBSOE,
y VIM ROBINSON.
The above sole Is postponed until the 2Oii day
lf nov. neat, at which time il will certainly take
! place. w. ". J. IL.
The above sale viii take place with rpy. eplic
conetrs ID. JONES.
Cct8l. 52-tls
n PETyYTOJv,
! tyIbI. 10 presented 70 the next General Assent
W b.y pfayiug the passage OF "a Law 10 incorporate
tie Tiustecs OF The SuftiiGeld Academy, 10 tlI1
County OF Islo 6. wight
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