Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
VALUABLE REAL ES
tate For Sale.

tTHE following property compris
Il iog all the Real Estate of III,
late James Dinsno deceased, ant
which his Heir and Executor Johf
Dinsmore Of Louisiana is DESTROYS e
oppose OTIS offered for sale on lib
eral terms either for Cash, or on ere
dit to suit purchasers.
A tract of land called Orange-dale
situated within three-quarters Of g
mile of Charlottesville and the Uni.
versity of Virginia. land comprising
1856 acres. IL is tolerably well timber
ed, excellently watered and embrace.
large portion of Meadow. Its vi.
cinity to Charlottesville and the many
other advantages it posses $, mus
render 1t desirable acquisition e
those wishing to purchase zeal estate
The next is a Tract Of Forest land
las but small part of it is cleared)
lying on the waters of Moore's Creek
and Buiscuit Run, containing 800
acres; aud within three miles of,,he
University Of Virginia. Ii is well
timbered, and in few years would
become OF great value for fuel to fam
lies residing at the University. or i'm
the town Of Charlottesville. Also the
property on the north side Of the main
road leading from Charlottesville to
the University OF Virginia, containing
thirty-seven aud half acres of land,
win a number OF tenemen' s and
buildings included. This portion of
the Estate will he sold together. or
separate in the following divisions TO
suit purchasers FIRST. The Brick
store house and lot now occupied by
Mr.. Wood near the University Its
situation is and must continue to be
gopd for business Second. On the
main road below Mr.. Littleford's are
several half acre lots, in god situa-
tions to build on. Third. And adj
joining these lots, is a neat frame
house with kitchen &c. attached TO il.
Fourth. And adjoining the others is
the house and lot on which the late
James Dinsmore resided. The site
IS very handsome, and the garden
good; besides, onthe said lot is an
excellent corn house, smoke house.
large work shop, stable and kitchen,
&c; rendering it in the whole very
complete and neat place OF residence.
Fifth. The remainder of the land
not heretofore enumerated in the a.
bove divisions, will lie sold either to
suit purchasers adjacent, or together as
the interest of the Estate may require.
The whole of the last ME toned di..
vision, would be a very proftsble and
secure Investment of capital.
ALSO-on the south side of said
Road, adjoining the land of John II.
Cooke, Esq. and Capr. James Miller,
are TWO small Lots and 'fenements-
and in the Town of Charlottesville
are two good Houses on Lot No. 30.
both fronting the Maiu stree,-one a
ueat brick Dwelling House, the other
very conveniently situated for busi-
ness, being a Dwelling House and
Store cnDjoined.
Part ofthe aforesaid Lands and Te-
nements are routed for short periods,
and OF course will be sold subject to
their rents. Those wishing 10 pur-
chase will please apply to
ANDREW LEITCH, Agent
For John Dinsmore, Executor
Of the Estate of James Dins-
more, decd
Dec. i7.-tf
"A Ill persons having claims against
L n the Estate of James Dinsmore
decd. the Estate Of Andrew Dinsnore.
decd. and the Estate of John Nelson
deed. will please present them TO me
legally proved. And all persons ow-
ing the above Estates, will please come
forward and settle their debts with
ANDREW LEITCH,
Executor of the Estates of John
Nelson, and Andrew Dinsnore,
deceased, and Agent for John
DInsmore, Executor OF the Estate
Flames Dinsmore, decd.
Charlottesville. Dec II, 1880.
o. The Richmond Enanirer will
please insert the above advertisement
once a week for one month, and for
ward the account to this Office for
paynent