Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-12

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Thc
following property comprising all the Real Estate
OF tn. late James Dnsmore, deceased, and which his
heir and executor John Dns of louisiana is de
sirous to dispose Of, offered tor sale on liberal erms
either for cash, credit to suit purchasers.
tract Of Land called Orapge-dale, situated within
three .quarters OF mile Of Charlottesville and the Uni
versity of virgiaa-aud comprising Is5 acres. 1t is
toerably we'll timbered, exceenty watered, and en-
braces a large portion of meadow. It's vicinity to
Charlottesville, and the many other advantages il pos.
sesses, must render il desirable scquision thoss
wishing to purchase real estate. The next Is tract
OF forest land Gas but small part of IL is ceared
ing on the waters Of Moores Creek and Bniscuit Run,
contang 300 acres; and within three miles Of the Uni
versty Of Virginia. 1t is welt timbered, and in few
years would become Of great value for fuel to fam-
lies residing at the University, or in the town Of Char
ottesvilIe Also, the property the north eide OF the
main road LEI aiding from Chat lott esve the Uoiv
sity OF Virginia, containing 81 liz of land, with
number Of tencmcnts and buildings included This
portion OF the estate will be sold together separate
in the following Divisions TO suit purchasers l The
brick store house aud lot occupied by Mr..
Wood, near the University. Its situation is, and must
continue to e,good Tor business I'd On the main road
below MIR. Ltefords are several half acre lots. 10
good situations build 81. Aud adjoining these
lots, is neat frame house with kitchen, SC attached
TO IL. 4b. And adjoining the others, is the house and
lot on which the late James Dinsmore resided. The
hte 10 very handsome and the garden good; besides
the ss Lofts an excellent corn house, smoke house.
lar GO work shop stable and kitchen, &c.renderiDg il
in the whole very complete and neat place of reel.
dence. 9Th The remainder OF the land heretofore
enumerated in the above divisions, will be cold either
to suit purchasers adjacent, together the interest
of the may require The whole of the last men.
toned division would be profitable aud secure in
ves'ment 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 and teneme ns-an6 in the town OF
Charlottesville two good houses on lot No. 49, DO
fronting the main sreet-one neat brick dwelling
house, the 9th very conveniently situated for busi
ness, being dwelling house and store conjoined.
Fart OF the aforesaid lands and teoemens are rented
for short periods and OF will be sold ubect
their renis. Those wi.hing TO purchase will please
apply to ANDREW LElTCH, Agent,
For John Dinsmore, Executor OF the estate
OF James Dinsmore, decd.
A Ii persons having claims against the estate of
"a James Dnsmore, decd, the estate of Aodrew
Dnsmore, decd, and the estate OF John Nelson, dec.
will please present then TO me, legally proved. And
all persons owing the above esates will please
forward and settle their deb's with
ANDREW LEIrCH,
Executor Of the estates of ] ohm Nelson, and
Andrew Dinsmore, dec, and Agent for John
Dinsmore, Executor OF the estate Of James
Dinsmore, dec.
Charlottesville, Jan. 20, 1881 Swim
NOTICE.-At the late residence of Maj II. w.
IL Watkins, in the county OF Powhatan, few miles
below Gento Bridge, on the l5ih day of March next,
shall sell to the highest bidder, from IL to Is Me-
groes, consisting OF men, boys, women, and children,
together with all the stock OF horses, CATTLE &c. with
the household and kitchen furniture.
The credio OF Maj. Watkins invited to attend
the sale and bid for the property, though their claims
must avail, the decision Of suit depending in the Fe-
dera Court at Richmond, against my Testetors estate
for his securiyshp for COL Robertson, late Collector
at Petersburg. If the day should be a bad one, the
sale will take place the fair day, and be coninu.
ed from day to day, if necessary until all the property
is sold.
Terms.-Six msn'hs credit will be allowed for all
sums above FIVE dollars, the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security; under FIVE dollars, cash.
JOHN WATKINS,
Administrator Of H. w. Watkins, deceased.
Feb. 10. SS-w2w
a. lR CHARLES.-Tbis distinguished foal- getter
~ whose Colts are otener winners, and more OF them
selling than those OF any other horses get in America
and at higher prices, will stand this spring. my stable