Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-Tha


OF the late James Dinsnore, deceased, aud VII oh his
heir and executor John Dusmore of Louisiana is de.
srous 70 dispose Oils offered for sale on liberal terms,
either Tor cash, or on credit to suit purchasers.
trsc, of Land called OraDgs-dale. situated within
three quarters Of mile Of Charlottesville and the Uni
versity Of Vhgaia-and comprising 1876 acres. IL in
tolerably we'll tmbered, exceently watered and en-.
braces large portion Of meadow. It's vicinity to
Charlottesville, and the many other advantages ii pos
sesses, must render II desirable acquisition those
wishing to purchase real estate The next is tract
oil forest land Gas but small part of il is cleared
ing on the waters Of Moores Creek and Buscuit Run
conaing $50 acres; and within three miles OF the Uni.
versty oil Virginia. Is we'll tmbered and in few
years would become Of great value for fuel to fami.
lies residing at the University, n the town of Char.
louisville Also, the properly the north side OF the
uain road leading from esviliie 70 the Unyer.
sity OF Virginia, containing 81 IL Of land with
number OF tenements and buildings included. This
por ion Of the estate will be sold toy. her or separate
in the following divisions, to suit ls The
brick store house and lot now occupied by Mr.
Wood near the University. Its situation is aud must
continue to good Tor business 3D. On the main road
below Mr. Littleords several half acre lots, in
good situations TO build 3D. Aud adjoining these
ots Is neat frame house with kitchen, &c. attached
to it, 4th And adjoining the otherssis the house and
lot on which the late James Dnsmore resided The
site Is very handsomei and the garden good; besides
on the sail lot s an excellent house, smoke house.
large work shop, stable and kitchen, Sc-renderipg II
in the whole very complete and neat place of resi-.
dence 6h The remainder Of the land not heretofore
enumerated in the above divisions, will be cold either
TO suit purchasers together as the interest
OF the estate may require The whole OF the last me
toned division would be a profitable and secure in
vesment of capital.
ALSO-on the south side of said road adjoining the
land of John H. Cooke, Esq. and Capt. James Miller,
two small lots nj enemepts-ant in the town of
Charlottesville are two good houses on lot No. 81 both
fronting the main street-one neat brick dwelling
mouse, the 9th. very conveniently situated for bus-
ness, being dwelling house and store COMBINED.
Fart OF the aforesaid lands and are rented
Tor short periods and OF will be cold subject to
apply s' nose ANDREW ShRF 70 lE Rq1sefis will please
For John Dinsmore, Executor Of the estate
OF James Dinsmore, deed.
A IL persons having claims against the estate of
IN James Dinsmore, decd, the estate OF Andrew
Dinsmore, dec'd and the estate OF John Nelson dec
VIII please present them to me, legally proved And
all persons owing the abovs estates will please eome
forward and settle their debts with
ANDREW LEIrcH,
Executor OF the estates Of John Nelson and
Andrew Dinsmore, dec, and Agent for John
Dinsmore, Gee.
Charlottesville, Jan. 29o 1881. Swim
ri EW-YORK WHOLESALE FANCY DRY
lN GOODS STORE CO. PAR TIVE RSHIP-
SUBSCRIBERS have entered into coparner.hip under
the hrin oil A. g. +. Cochran, and have taken tho
extensive premises 1872, Pesr Street. for the transact
ton OF the general Fancy Dry. Goods business.
q. COCHRAN,i
FERGUS COCHRAN.
New York, 2lst Sept 1880
sortmen OF Fsncy Goods, az, they believe IL not sur-
passed by any other 10 this country in variety and SEE
Iecnon' comprising the following articles, in Canton,
French ltali-n and British Fancy Goods:
Black aud coIored Italian Iustrings
Imitation plain and chang cable do
Black, coored and thangesble Gros de Naples figured
in great variety
Colored, chapgeabe, black and bluebIaok mareelines
. black and colored bon bazines
Grape de Lyon; plain and figured m >ndarines
pain and hgur.d PoPIin algernes, pamarines Of the
FRI nch prints aod ginghams, and Foulard muslin,
Pongees, and many other article, for ladies' dress,.
nVee aao ham ri
eros de Naples, gauzo and Grape hdkfs. and scarfs
SILK and kid stocks and fancy ciavats
BLACK and colored Italian and imitation eravats
Buck. beaver, silk and hoskn gloves
Gr' de Nap and gauze garniture ribbons
CrP and belt ribbons OF newest styles
English and French silk hose and half hose
Embossed and opsn-work do
Linen cambria and cambria handkerchiefs
PACK PACK and cclored French Grape; worsted barrege
Brown coepally; sewing silk and twist
Fancy buttons; hooks and eyes, &c. &c.
consisting Of e'
English bobines, gimpts. and thread ed ings
Caps, capes, pelerpes, chesizetes
Black and white lace wells and shawIs
With complete assortment OF Thybet and Marine
shawls OF Al, Sd, ia and 81
Cashmere aud Merino loog sbawls, &c &C.
u r. Cochran have selected their stock with n
Psricua. reference TO The southern aud western mar
keis and as they will add to their Mt constant
W, fresh goods az they arrive their stock will be kept
up throughout the year.-all of which they now offer
at low prices, and on The most liberal term Tbsy
spectfuy iayite purchasers to call and exsmins ibsr
'toek: Orders will be promptly executed with care
and fidelity.
New. York, Jan. 10, 1881 76-wJ2t
SAYING WHEAT-Valuable appeodsge n a
~ Farm fard.-Tbe Subscriber having purchased
the Right o. DR.. g. Cark's Patent Wheat Tbrssbins
Machine, for the counties OF Buckingham Cumbey.
land, Goocband, Losisa, Fiuvsnna, & p Edward takss
THIS method OF Informing the citizens thereof that
those machines are admirably adapted 20 the usage n
the country, being OF simple and permanent eonsrue.
on-noi liable TO get out OF oder-they nav be at
sched to those borse powers, which are common in
the country, by removing the olJ d,n,n, liz ~
lia expense. which aziIi b. -, a..'.., w Wy