Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07


RA- sold publicly, on Monday, the 23d day of No
yeInber next, Chat being court day0 a, King William
Courthouse, the Tract Of Land called Spring Bank
iate uhe property OF Mrs Jane Reddck, dee) lying
me Acquintaine Swamp, and bounded two SIDES by
e main roads leading from Brandywine to the Court
mousse and from dtumord Academy to the Pipingtree
containing three hundred and forty acres; about two
hundred and sixty acres Of which cleared the re-
mainder in mber-This has always been considered
one OF the most valuable tracts lying OH the Acruan
tame swamp being adapted the growth of any crop
which The climate permts-pariicuarv corr, whe &
tobacco There about or 10 acres OF prime
part cleared but the greater portion yet to clear
Inc improvements consist OF comfortable dwelling
house. (aot long since buil some of the ssry
out-bouses-ln addition TO the fine SPRING which give,
name 10 the iarm the premises generally we'll wa
Tered, considered of the most healthy tions
within the county, and is but two miles from the pin
ingtree, ON the Pamunky, four miles from walkerton
on The Matapony, aud two and half miles e. ON Rum
lord Academy enc Of the beet and fourishing In
siiuuons IN the lower eounrylf sale is effected Of
which there is little Doubt those interested are de-
ernined 20 sellone third OF the purchase oney will
De required In hand, third in twelve and one third
IN eighteen months Title indubitsble. the said
properly bonds and approved security will be required
Oct, 81 diva THE LEGATEEs
WALUABLE YORK RfIIER L4N-DN FOR
S-dLE.-IHe Subscriber wishes to sell one of his
| farms, lying IN York County, in Yirginia: The
farn proposed to be sold consists Of $50 4eres fat
land, and bounded by York Rrer, and Creek emp
fyng into the rirer, called "Wormleys Creek" from
'oieh the Farm takes It's name. There are about $50
acres Of thus Land open and in cultration ,cel ditch
ca and under secure fences; the balance of the
Land heavily tbered oi large yelio,p heart nine
red and tDhte oak; the underground Of this Land not
cleared consists Of myrtle, dog-,cood and grape-pine
shfuO6Gy-the best evidence Of rich land nj neces-
sdTy houses for a farm ereeted-he Managers
house hduing four rooms in it, JpIld-fo,Dl fish and
oysters, the tohoe year through are taken in aJ,,d
ance ,othn one hundred yards Of the houses; pessels
@dcng greet toafeT, are loaded oithin one hundred
yards Of the bdrn-doors The health of the Farm is
tested 6y the fact, that the proprietor has not for the
fast ten years, paid IN fees to Physicians sum
amounting to fffy dollars,
The Subscriber tcH also sell one of tco Tenements
and Lots adjoining, in the torn Of York-IHe d,reIi-
tnghouse IS IF brick, in good order and the lot e,ce-
Ses nedTyne,o. The toto Of York distant from the
Fdrn, d6oUe ddcertised by ,oate l-2miIes onlv and
0y land about miles. This desirable ropertu TO
persons ,o'shing residence the possession Of 1ro-
Paty on salt toater The facilities Of Transporting
from the farm to .A0oik, Baltimore or .Nctc YORK
render this property ualudbie The Land is ,se adapt
ed TO the grotch IF all binds Of grain tobacco and
eoHoss-the latter plant is gro,ong l,lu,riantly
on the Farm, and is becoming the staple Of the Eastern
part Of the State. Gentlemen sDishing to purchase
are invited to oieD the Farm and d,oeilings tcic ui
De she,on 6y the Manager, Iiring at :. Yo,,aIev's
Creek" OF 6y the subscriber in person
THOMAS GRIFFIN
foTH-fo'on, Ocf III. 46-tDItD