Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
Yhe fancy FavM hstate
And 0tha Lands, ,Stook, Provisions, &c
A.r.-Af HactiDa.

yHyIlIS Estate has been long REGARDED as one
IL the most desirable in Virginia-situutcd III
Bedford county, Immediately at the base OF the
Peaks Of Oltor-None is more beautiful and
healthsome, whilst its Improvements Fertility and
con,guiiy to Lynchburg, place it hfgh III the scale
of valuable estates.
The Fancy Farm Tract Of Land contains One
Thousand and Thirty four Acres, OF which about
one half are cleared and well lnclosed-Perncan-
ted by both Big Otter River AMI stoney Creek
one Of its branches about two hundred acres OF the
tract arc excellent Bottom Land, well adapted to
the production of tobacco and grass, AUD the re-
manning cleared lands are finely suited TO gram,
whilst the uncleared affords quantity Of fine to
bacco lands The improvements consist of a com
modous two-story Brick Dwelling House, all nc
csssary out houses, tobacco barns orchards, &c.
&c.-and highly valuable Manufacturing aud Saw
Mills, in complete repait-the reghborhood daily
custom to the Gri5t Mill alone yielding fiom twelve
to fifteen hundred bushels of grain annually. This
Estate will be sold entire, IN two or more parcels,
10 slit purchasers.
Also. one other tract of Mountain Tobacco Land
of The very first quality, containing Two Hundred
Acres lying in Botetourt county, ON the head oil
the north branch of jennings Creek, one half OF
which is cleared and in high state ofcultivaton
This tract from its great productivcncss, its pecn-
lar adaptation V the culture Of Ene tobacco and its
conguity TO james River, is justly regarded as one
Of the most valuable tobacco Plantations III the
Mountains. The purchaser of this tract can be
accommodated with provisions on the place.
Also, considerable quantity of Stock, Provl-
sions, &c. consisting of GO head of Cattle, among
Whci. are 6 yoke of Oxen, so head OF Sheep, e or
head Of Horses, 80 head Of Hogs, 6 Jlnneys, fine
voting Jack Asses, Steamboat and Dayy Crockct,
300 barrels of Corn quantity ofOats aud Fodder,
and n nunlbcr Of Plantation Utensils.
The terms Of the real property will be a small
proportion cash, or sixty days neso,iable payer,
and the residue on convenient credits The per-
sonal property on credit tliat will be made known
on the day of sale,
! The whole will be sold al Auction, at Fancy
Farm, onW ednesday the 3lst day OF October next
commencing at II o'clock and continuing Friday
1ald Saturday, if from bad weather any other
cause the sale should not be completed on the irst
| day.--Ih he subscriber determined TO remove to the
South resolved to dispose Of all this property, as
above advertised, regardless oftle sacrifice of the
real estate compared with former rates and h.
trusts that those who may wish to4purchase such
property, viii not stand aloof underline impression
! that this is n mere demonstration to ondoavor 10
effect sale at good price, for they may feel as
sured that the property will be sold on the day a
boyc mentioned, if any toleraJle bids are given.
Fancy Farm Will be shown to any persons de
sirous to examine it, by the subscriber or his Over
seer ON the premise s-andt the Mountain Tract by
the Ovcrseor resident there He invites persons
to call and examine before the day of sale.
JOHN w. SCOTT.
Sept 6 tbs