Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01
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4 WILDWOOD ESTATE-The Proprietor of the Elk
wood estate in the county of Culpeper informs the
pubic that that desirable property will be put up pub
lie auction "Wednesday the LIST day OF August next ON
the premises, unless eligible offer is in the meantime
made Tor the same by private For particulars
ne begs to refer TO his advertisement of last year Any
gentleman wishing for further information may obtain the
same by addressing line to John Browning at the Post
onice, SteVensburg, Culpcper county, Virginia.
The estate consists OF 1881 acres, thereabout living
compact, with Mansion House in the centre i'm good re-
pair and substantial barns outbudings of every de-
scripuon at a convenient distance from the Dwelling.
stream through the estate on which arc one or
two mill sites The property is bounded one side by
the river Rappahannock and extensive bottom of low
grounds, without marsh stagnant water many hun
dred acres The open lands in cultivation nearly all
on level and consist, in general, of rich oams liable
lowash or wear large breadth is in clover, and it is
among the best grazing land in the State Distancc from
Washington City go miles, and 80 miles from Fredercks
burg.
The Editors of the whig the Winchester Republican.
the National nelligcncer and the Fredericksburg Pol
cal Arena viii insert the same in May the LIST and
4h weeks in June, aud the 2nd and Sd weeks in July.
Mays. [ll7-5t-t20thJulyl j. BROWNING
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By the
v last will of James Webb, decd, we are direct
ed sell the following tracts of land TO yitTbc tract
on which said James Webb resided the time OF his death
which lies in the county of King and Queen upon the
stage road between Richmond and Tappahannock about
urty-two miles from the former place, about three
miles from the place known by the name of Dunkirk,
upon the Matapony river, which place said river is
navgabe for large boats and lighters This tract contains
nearly one thousand acres large portion OF which may
be considered fertile, and considerable part is very
well mbered The situation is very healthy and agreea
bic, and the land has upon il very large and handsome
uwehnS house in good repair and il has besies
dance OF other buildings which in good repair Al
another valuable containing rather upwards of six
hundred acres which lies in Essex county, on the south
side OF Piscaaway Creek, about five miles below Tan
pahannock and upon the road leading from Tappahannock
to Urbanna, in MddlescX county. This has upon il
no buildings of any value, the dwelling house having been
burnt years pas but likewise considered healthy
and well imbered with the best white oak and from the
site of the ancient dwelling house. there is good view of
the Rappahannock river The Piscaaway Creek which
is the boundary of the tract the North navirable for
large vessels quite up the road from Tappahannock
Urbanna which road passes through the tract Also one
other tract to wit that upon which Mr. Anthony HAYNES
resides, lying in Essex county, about miles below Tap
pahannock, Immediately upon the Rappahannock river
This tract contains upwards of four hundred acres is very
healthy and fertile, and has upon it dwelling house OF
convenient size, which, with small expenditure NAV be
made very comfortable and desirable as we'll as other
buildings necessary for the plantation. Being required by
the will OF Testaor sell the said lands privately we
invite and solicit all persons who may be disposed to
chase so and the lands and make such propositions
as may be suitable themselves. The first mentioned
tract will be shewn by Mr.. Thomas Smith, who lives upon
it, the second by Doctor William Smith, who lives with
Mr. Anthony Haynes and the last by Mr. Anthony HAYNES
himself. ALEXANDER FLEET
JAMES SMITH,
Executors Of James Ve66, decd
May %. 4-wSw