Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18
IexCMMO.vD, VIRGINIA. SATURDAY,; J.a.vU.9RY 49, 1894

A CARD.-The citizens Of the counties of Henrico,
~ Culpeper Fauquier. Loudoun, Frederick, Shenan.
State Of Maryand-are hereby informed that William II.
Cummings Patent Family Washing Machine, will short.
" be exhibited in the said counties in Virginia, and in
the city OF Baltimore and other parts Of Maryland, for APP
proval, according to its true merits
The public advised, that from the experience of
many Vrgnians il will be greatly their interest to see
and examine this machine, and witness its operation be-
fore they buy any other Washing machine. Ii is fully
conceded to be far superior to the revolving Steam ash
or bed cover, other large pieces clean The og
nal mode OF rubbing with the hands, and that too, with
much less friction The simplicity, durability, facility
and despatch attending this machine is by
all, who have examined and witnessed its operation. II
will be exhibited in the city OF Richmond and Baltimore
in few days, by the Proprietor for the above counties in
Virginia and State OF Maryland. Jan. Is. 77-w4w
Ths Baltimore Republican will pleas the above, and
INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE FARMS
" On the first Monday in March next will be public
~ offered for sale, on the premises about THIRTY VA
LUABLE FARMS, containing each from 100 to 100 acres
OF land on the waters of Brush Creek, Lick Creek and
Blue Stone River Giles county, Virginia. They will be
sold liberal Credits without rcserve-upset prices from
$50 to $500 Immediate possession and every possible
accommodation will be given TO purchasers. The title is
ndispuabe, and shall be satisfactorily guaranteed before
payment is required. These farms comprise the greatest
all carefully surveyed. with the corners and lines either
well marked naturally bounded Each one has perpe.
tua springs of excellent water on it, with proper guam
tity OF grain meadow and timber land The tillable
grounds generally clear OF st0nes and many
tracts beds Of which is much used in Eu
rope Tor improving lands, and often preferred gypsum
or plaster. There six mills Gncluding a mID
within from two to eight miles, and several others
about to be erected still nearer The distance TO the Red
Sulphur Springs about eight miles-to Peterston, Giles
Court House, Salt Sulphur Springs and Union, from 10
20 miles-to the Kanawha and Kings Salt Works and
Plaster Banks about so go mes-so that ready
kets may all times be expected for the surplus produce
the new county intended to be applied for session
be granted il is pesumable the Court House will be To-
Gated within few miles The great object in view being
TO have that section Of country Immediately located by in
dustrieus resident settlers the farms have all been laid
and the upset prices fixed low exactly suit such, and
these only are invited to purchase Mr. James Gore,
siding on the lands has plans of all the tracts and will
shew the boundaries Further particulars will be given
at the sale and Information respecting the quality Of the
lands, title papers, SC. will be given by Mr. Albert b.
Moore, Wythe Court House; Captains William Smith,
William Chapman and Guy ID. French, Messrs. French,
Smith and Charles w. Smith, Brush Creek, or
JAMES HECTOR, of Giles county, Pa.
EG map OF the surveys and list OF % farms,
be at Mr. Peter J. Chevae's counting ROOM the
Basin, City Of Richmond G7s-w6w] Jan. I6.