Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-15
40 ~ ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.-Th
.&HSJ tSI General Assenhlx of Yiraini. aI 20 I.S

- its last
ION passed an act directing sale of the land called
fae Furnace Tracts and appointed the com
Dissoners to carry the same into effect
This land lies ~ the lower part of Buckingham near
James liver Oh and between Bear Garden and Hunts
Greeks and contains by since the passage Of said
act, 2940 1t will be sold in the town of New Can
oD (abou mile distant from said tract) on FRIDAY the
Goth OF October next Should that day. be ranv
unlikely, the sale will be suspended until the ne xt sue
ceedng fair day The land will be sold in one en-
sale. ~ "
The quality is that of thin farming land, with the ex.
ception OF the flats Of the creeks which are very
fertile and finely adapted the production Of grass &c
This land is 10 the midst Of region known abound with
mineral wealth such as gold, sulphur and sate-n rea-
ton to which, almost every day is marked by ine-
resting development. There extensive beds of iron
Of fine quality and from which during the war of the
Revolution large supplies of the munitions of war
were obtained.
considerable portion of the works used then in
the extraction OF the metal from the ore. standing at
this day. and may perhaps be advantageousy when
the manufacture of iron shall be resumed The wa
ter power afforded by Bear Garden Creek which
Through this land is sufficient for all the purposes of
country mill The supplies Of timber fur nished by the
land, (be whole, with the exception of four or five
hundred acres, being covered with original forest are We
ry extensive and it is believed, that other
whilst the generally level surface of the country
every facility for the transportation OF fuel sc. The
Undersigned do not deem necessary TO describe this pro-
perry more particularly; whilst they feel authorised to
say that its mineral products the abundant means
of access for changing the shape and character Of the pro-
ducts which Affords its to James River distant
not mile, and TO Richmond only sixty miles, gives IN a
Of enterprise every reasonable assurance that capital
may be protably employed in the purchase of this
land Persons DESTROYS OF viewing the land before the day
OF SALE referred TO William Woodon and Francis
Dcane J who reside Immediately in the neighborhood
IeTns.-The land will be sold on credit OF one two
three and four years, equal annual the pur-
chaser giving bonds with good personal security and
deed oil trust upon the land for the purchase money
WALTER l.. FONTAINE,
WILLIAM WOODSON,
WILLIAM N. PATERSON.
no Lynohbug vmginisn and sauntou Spectator will pub
s'A "eeks, forward thor
'oo''o" loo-iNJ September g.
SALE OF NEGROES, STOCK, &c-rhe eubscr
~ Der will offer for sale, TO the highest bidder ON Fri
day The Sh day Of November next the plantation of b,
late John Harris, deceased, ia the county of
called Snowden, opposite ScosviIe, in county Of All
scmare, about itOeny likely Negroes all the horses
cattle ann stock Of every kind the crop corn amount
ng 70 bree four hundred barrels large crop OF tobsc
co lii Tho house. fodder, &c. &c. the plantation utensils
&c; as well as every thing else apperaning large
estate.
Terms Nine months credit for all ten dol
lars; for that sum and under cash Bond and approved
security, OF course required. Should the day be unfair
that the sale cannot go then il will be made the mex
fair day. JOHN ri. COLEMAN,
Ex'or Of John Harris, decd.
Albemarle, Sept. 20. 4I1tds