Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
A VALUABLE pAMUNKEY FARM AND FER.

| A VALUABLE PAMUNREY FARM AND FER.
| IA RY FOR SALE-Intending 10 move to the West,
offer Tor sale. the Tract OF Land which reside, in
! the county OF King william, called Greenville, perhaps
better known by the name OF Dbney's Ferry, situated
at the head OF tide and navigation, Pamunkey
River, exactly opposite Hanov erown, miles from the
city OF Richmond, II from the Courthouse Of the county,
miles from Hanover Courthouse, and oil the
public roads in lower Virginia. This Farm contains IFS
If arabic land, not surpassed equaed in fertility
by any land The river for the growth OF cotton, corn,
wheat oats, tobacco The improvem al valuable
consisting OF excellent Dwelin ny House, good repair
brick Kitchen Smoke House, Dairy, large Stable,
Barns, new Carriage House. SC. This place is adm
raby calculate Tor Tavern, and tme very
proitably occupied The house stands within 20
of The road. and there public house this
for distance oil % miles. The garden is unsurpassed,
and the yard is beautiful and well enclosed There is
fine well Of waer in the yard and good Ice House, and
a delightful Spring quite convenient The purchaser OF
this Farm would have difficulty in enisrging the tract,
as all the owners OF the lands adjoining desous TO
sell
also offer for sale in conjunction with Mr.. b. F. Dab
ney that valuable Ferry, know by the OF Dabneys
Ferry within few hundred yards OF the ing house,
with OF land attached, which there good
house for the occupancy Of the erryman. The Boat is
new and carried the River with great facility by
means Of rope. Th. ferry at present yields q nett
profit the OF than $500 per annnn.
Ihs property be not cold privately will be offered for
sale publicly Oh the premises, on SATURDAY. the l6 Of
August next il fair il not, the first lair day heresI-
ter Sundays excepted )-Terms made known day Of
sac. GEO. II. DABNEY.
Dabney's Ferry, King William County.
July 10. 2O-tds
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-The under
IN signed for and in behalf oil the Virginia Baptist Edu
cation Society," offer Tor sale the Farm which their Sc
mnary at present located, called Spring Farm, the
former residence OF Jacob Moideca, Esq lying the
Brook Turnpike, four miles from the cy OF Richmond
The Farm contains 24t acres Of land, well adapted the
growth OF corn, whea, OATS &C., and affords about 80
of exrell-nt grass land which very valuable
OF its conguity TO the city The buildings Pile, aud
all in good repair: consisting OF Dwelling House, with
six above the cellar, which is also finished Kitchen,
Meat house, Barns, Corn-house and
shed, together with nine small buildings ted up for
the accommodated of the students with Garden contain
ing eight Of land, well enclosed The Farm itself
Is well encloed;hee hundI dollars having been paid
last year Tor TIA purpose.
Persons wishing the premises, will please call
on Elder Robert S land the Principal of the Seminary
who lives the premises. The purchaser have the
privilege OF seeding small grain, &C. this fall, but full
possession will not be given until the first day Of January
NJ X, when third OF the purchase money be
paid aud the in equal instalme nts the
first days October 1885 and 1896. Application either
written verbal, TO either OF the subscribers price,
&C., will be attended 10.
RICHARD REINS.
MADISON WALTHALL.
! p. Son the premises, and far from the dwelling
house. is a Mineral Spring, which formerly very
much resorted and doubt might be rendered vaua
be now il proper attention paid to it, there being
pie accommodation on tie premises for fifty visitors.
Richmond, July 10Th, 1884 24-tt
| a VALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE
IA own both sides Of the Roanoke river, general
y opposite ihe Ferry commonly called " Eatobs Fer
ry in the State Of North Carolina. between 5000 and
! 5000 Acres of Land about 3 900 of which low
grounds upon the river aud equal if SUPERIOR in
qiali to any within the ownership OF any individual
above the falls within my knowledge. The high lands
OF fine quality and highly productive i'm tobacco,
cotton, wheat and My residence, the north
side OF the river, and within mile OF Ill aud situation
in the State is better improved agreeably pro-
vided for large family of whites and blacks On the
north and south side OF the river there mills which
carry each pair Of stones, aud command ample
tom in wheat and corn.
will sell above lands under all the advantages and
Disadvantages, ii there be any, upon reasonable terms.
should greatly prefer sell the lands have briefly
scTibed TO purchaser but ii this be done
veniently, Will divide u into parts, 10 suit pun chasers.
| SELL or will SELL my lands, with view a removal to
the Western country. Those who disposed 10 pur-
chase lands, valuable in themselves and convenient
the markets Of Petersburg and Richmond, and will
! be so 10 Norfolk, will apply 10 me. on the premises.
WILLIAM EATON.
Warren County, N c., July 30 24-U
ANOLD MINE TRACT IN BUCKINGHAM-For
IN sale or lease the dover interest OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Lewis in Tract OF Land lying Waltons Fork in the
county of Buckingham, about miles from Court
house. belonging the oi her deceased husband
the late Col WIN. I. Lewis. This tract, sometimes cali
ed the Gold Mine Tract is supposed TO contain about
Gold has been frequently found upon tin
instance, single lump, said 10 iye been worth upwa rs
OF 800. Col Lewis short time before his DEATH
and before searching for Gold pursued profitable
business in Virginia. had commenced preparations on an
extensive scale for washing and separating the ORE
more particular description is deemed unnecessary
none, il is presumed would purchase without examining
the property Persons disposed contract for Mrs. Lew
s interest will please address their post
paid, TO Gen b. w. s. CsbelI, Danville John Robertson
Richmond, the subscriber, Concord z. o.. Campbell
STERLING C. ANDERSON,
Attorney in JGct for Mrs. r. Letois.
! May 10. 2-G