Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
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EN Thursday, the 29th inst, il fair, if no, the
next lar day, shall sell at public auction,
t,s .ns PREMISES this valuable and highly improved
-; Alf', IN the comfy of Albemarlo, seven
miles from Charlottesville. and eight from the
; :, University oil Virginia, within two miles of the
H'vanna river, and sufficiently noar to four manu-
assuring Mills 10 make u load of wheat u day,
a"u 10 TWO OF them loads day. Tho tract
eo"'ains 4o2 ncres, about one half of which is
cleared q large proportion primo Low Grounds,
ana tho high land, which lies beautifully, is fresh
ana IN good heart-the whole (except that Gull
tNa,ed TINS year in corn) covered with clover.
"erdsgrass and timothy. Buck Island creek
winch affords more valuable low grounds than
perhaps any other stream in Virginia of its length
passes through it, and it is bounded on the east
ny reynolds creek, another handsome stream.
ihe buildings consist of n Mansion House, mar
ly new (situated upon a handspmo cminence,
commanding view of tho entire estatc) con-
stiucted OF the best with an eve con-
Venience and cegance-all tho usual out houses
and Offices appcndant to snch a residence, with a
handsome and we'll enclosed yard, set out with n
variety OF forest. fru, and ornamental trees and
SHRUBS and Garden VI surpassed by any i'm this
section OF the coun'ry-ex,ensivo and comfortable
stock houses, stables, SC. and two Barns
conveniently situated There arc also two
other comfortable dwellings on the Estate
one oil them quite councillors, with the
necessary out houses, and both Of them command.
ing view of tho plantation There is between
the dwelling and the creek lake of about 60
yards in length by 30 i'm width, and never in the
drcst seasons, less than to 6 feet deep, nicely
cleared out and set round with trees that will make
q most inva uable fish pond.
Gentlemen disposed 10 purchase such propor,v
are invited to view it before the dav of sale II will
90 Shewn at any time, by myself, my brother
John NJ Railey.
One third of the purchase money will he reoni.
red IN hand the balance in two equal annual insal.
mcnis
immediately after the sale of tho Land, all IN.
Stock iSone very valunbe] the Farming Impo-
ments, and variety of other valuable property, as
Furniture Carriage and Harness, &c. &c will DO
sold on credit % six months for all sums over
ten dollars. few Slaves, one of them good
Carpenter, and some excellent House Servants.
will probably be added to the salo, which will b.
continued from day to-day until completed
DANIEL NJ. RAILEY.
Woodbnrne. Nov 9th 1882. no l2-wts
Tavern and Lots at Urbanna for Rent.
1 WISH to rent out for one or more years, that
well known Tavern g. the Lots alta ched there
to, at Urbapna, Mldlesex county. recently the
property OF fhos. Street, Esq. The Tavern has
been in the highest repute for the last 90 years. &
would, if well kept insure most if not all the Gus
tom, both stationary and trnnscent, which is con-
siderable. The steamboat Rappahannock stops
there twice week-going tn Baltimore and re.
turning TO Frederick sburg. The Houses consist.
ing Of Tavern, Stable, Kitchen, Dairy, Ice House
&C., are all in good order. There is attached to
the property. fine Oyster Cove, which cont aims
the best oysters: the finest fish and wild fowl are
alwags TO be had plentiful and cheap. On one of
the H. .is Store House, which might be made
wtkmosrSe expense, good Store House,. is
consiticau good stand for store there being only
two NJ, IN The p!ace.--Possession will DO given
the LIST oil January next. My residence is Belle
Isle, Matthews county. THO. LUMPKIN.
p. ST. am still DESTROYS to sell my Dragon
Lsnd. situate in the lower end of King & Queen
containing about -Four Hundred and Twenty Acres,
one hundred Of which is heavily tmbered with the
finest cypress tress. T. l.,
nov t2-cSt