Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
NOTICE.

II OFFER for sale the property which hold ut
ii Louisa Court House. Its peculiar situation is
SUCH as well as its unusual advantages, that de-
scrpton of them would make an advertisement
too long. The buildings are of wood, and would
require a small advance to improve them, say from
one thousand to fifteen hundred dollars to make
them sufficient for I'll the advantages which pertain
to the property. The land is of ordinary quality,
but in a high state of Improvement. The tract
contains 1921 acres. Tho whole of that which is
cleared is in very fine tilt it likewise contains that
which is not common to such establishments, u
supcrabundauce of farm timber and fire wood
Should the seasons be congenial, the hay crop,
which will DO swarthcr this year, is worth less
than one thousand dollars and be sold directly
ut home. The land like other land which requires
cultivation and improvement, and to be taken are
of, is adapted to any crop which belongs to our
climate in Observation-Disclosures 1868 degrees-and tho
soil is susceptible by the application of those
which are easily and readily to be had, if there
were capitalists to purchase. The place, though
called Louisa Court House, Id deemed village,
| aud by many individuals it is thought could be
made much larger if the owner of the land would
Law it of in lots The cost to the purchasers, in
copartnership, originally twenty five thousand
dollars, in the year 1917 lS. The expenditures
| and subsequent improvements have been very con.
siderable, at all events to make the sum at this Pc
Rod equal to thirty thousand dollars for tho whole;
and the profits which annually arise at this dull
PERIOD well as the very many bad lof latol crop
| years, has paid more than 6 per centum; and if
the purchaser should think that it TO his in
terest, after examining the peculiar advanta ges
which The property has, would bring an interest
of more than l25 per centum. The subscriber, in
| the absence of those means which are necessary
to avail himself of all the advantages which arc
necessary, is induced 10 offer it for sale. 1t is su
i ated on the main road leading from Richmond
north and northwest about so miles from Rich
mond, and on the stage road. now called the Loui
sa and Orange line, and is the direction tc
Charlottesville district from that place in the pre-
sent road 80 miles, but the direct route il by
the Green Springs, the waters of which were for
merly much resorted to, and held in high repute.-
| They, however, are the property of DIR. James nj
Morris, and not now resortcd to as public water
ing place.
generally known in Virginia. if not in other States
recommends it as an exceedingly valuable ant
| heatbful situation. Reference to the subscribe,
for further particulars, either by letter in person
must be Louisa Court House, Va.
june 7-tf JOHN NJ. PRICE.
| NOTICE.-The Committee for the building o
| ~ the Norfek House, have made choice of
plan, and arc prepared to enter into contracts fo
materials and building. The Dimensions are al
follows. viz: The from. 76 feet; a basement o
| ~ feet; three and a half stories high from the
| basement. Two wings; the principal one running
contain 81 rooms besides two rooms i'm the ba semen
in front, calculated for offices. The first story
and the columns of the portico, of grantee the resi-
due of the building of brick.
No proposal will be received after the 10th O
Juy and mons accepted, except it be stated within
what time the performance of the contract can b,
commenced. The completion of the building will
be limited TO the shortest period, which will admi
of its execution in the best style. Communication
to be addressed to VIM. French, Esq.
| je 90 COMMITTEE.
a. The Richmond Wing, Baltimore American
and the National Intelligencer, will publish TIN
above till forbid, and forward their bills to this of
fee for colection.-NorfoM Herald