Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-29

LAND FOR SALE-The subscriber
v offers for sale his Tract OF Land, in Halifax county,
containing, by recent survey, I,460 acres, situated upon
lie waters OF Birch Creek and Dan River, in the heart OF
a district of country justly celebrated for its fertility and
health. The tract consists of ESQ acres OF rich creek and
river bottom, between $50 and 400 acres OF wood land,
and the balance cleared highland of the best kinda con-
siderable portion Of which is meadow land, equal, il not
superior, TO the best river bottom-all OF il well adapted
TO the cultivation of tobacco, corn, oats, aud rye, and par
tcularly to the production OF wheat and clover. The soil
Is OF that nature best suited for the use OF plaster. These
lands lie beautifully for farming, and are watered by a
number OF excellen, springs. The Improvements cou'ist
oil two comfortable dwelling houses, an office, new stables,
gransry, good tobacco barns, and other out houses. There
is a tue peach orchard, well selected, with a number of
other fruit trees, such as apples, plums OF various descrip-
lions, nectarines, Sc, carefully selected. There is also
another tract OF good highland, adjoining, OF 36 acres,
which may be had at a reduced price. The tract will be
divided. TO sui, purchasers, as there are two beautiful re-
sidences on it. One third, or one fourth, OF the purchase
money will be required in ca.h, and the balance. il well
secured, can be arranged on the most accommodating
terms Inc SUBSCRIBER is anxious 10 effect a sale at am
early day, as he is DESTROYS OF removing 10 the west.
Purchasers are invited to examine for themselves, and
apply 10 the subscriber, who is confident that he can sell
10 any person really DESTROYS OF purchasing such property:
An opportunity which rarely presents itself
Halifax, Va, Aug. IL. 2s-st
a ALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE.
IA | own on both sides OF the Roanoke river, general
y opposite 10 the Ferry commonly called q E"'o"'s Fer
5000 Acres OF Land about 5000 OF which are low
grounds, upon the river, and are equal, If not superior, in
quality, to any within the ownership Of any individual
above the fails, within my knowledge. The high lands
aC VI w quathC, anu mHmy VruuuCNFc III tOOSCCO,
cotton, wheat, and corn. My residence, on The north
side OF The river, and within a mile of il; and no situation
in the State is better improved, or more a~greeably pro-
vided for a large family of whites and blacks. On the
north and south side OF the river, there are mills which
carry each two pair Of stones, and command an ample Gus
tom in wheat and corn.
| will sell the above lands, under all The advantages and
Disadvantages, il there be any, upon reasonable terms.
| should greatly prefer 10 sell The lands | have briefly de-
scTibed, TO one purchaser; but if this cannot be done con-
yeDiently, | Will divide h, into parts, 10 suit purchasers.
| sell, or will sell, my lands, with a view to a removal to
| the oatarn con.fr. TAo-o ,Lo 80 49,. - .-.
chase lands, valuable in themselves, aud convenient to
the markets OF Petersburg and Richmond, and will soon
be SO to Norfolk will apply to me; on The pre EsToN
Warren County, N. c., July 20. 24-n
A VALUABLE TAVERN STAND FOR SALE
IA PouiesvilIe Tavern, with a Store House and 100
acres OF laud, situated in The lower end OF Louisa county,
will be leased out to the highest bidder, for the term OF
three years, on the premises, on Thursday, the 4h day
OF September next, if lair, otherwise, the next fair Gay
thereafter. Also, two other private Dwelling Houses that
will suit small families, aud a Tsilofs shop. AT the same
Time and place, the subscriber will sell at auction, for
cash, 1923 4 acres OF land, lying four miles distant from
Pottesyille, oil The waters of Elk Creek and North Anna
River. Persons who wish to purchase This place, will do
well TO see il previous to the day Of sale.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold on credit,
one other tract Of about 100 acres, adjoining the lands ct
JAS. G. Dickinson, John Clsybfook, and others,-the sub
sciibers entire stock OF cattle, plantation tools, one or TWO
plough horses. &c. sc. NATE THOMPSON.
August %. 3I-4t
"a AND FOR SALE will sell about 300 acres of
Hl prime Psmunkey land, combining many advantages:
il : a part OF the celebrated ferry estate, formerly in the
occupancy OF Maj. Geo. Dabney, decd. 1t needs no
comment; the neighborhood is not second in point OF in
%telIigence and hospitality to any in the Old Dominion.
This land is l6 miles ouly from Richmond; fertile and
beautiful, with an ample supply Of timber. A great bar
gain eau be had by an early purchase. IL not sold by the
10th of August next, il will, without reserve, be sold on
the premises on that day, to the highest bidder, for one
third cash, the balance 10 two equal annual payments, Sc
cured by bond, with approved security or a lien on the
land. We. Y
King William, June 10. 1911
a VALUABLE Farm FOR SALE.-The under
IA signed. for and in behalf OF the Virginia Baptist Edu-
cation Society, offer Tor sale the Farm on which their Sc
minary Is al present located, called Spring Fam, the
former residence Of Jacob Mordecai, Esq, lying on the
Brook Turnpike, lour miles from the ciy Of Richmond
The Farm contains 29l acresoi land, well adapted 10 the
growth OF corn, wheat, oats, &c, snJ affords about go acres
Of excellent grass land, which is very valuable on account
OF its coniiguity 10 the city. The buildings are ample, and
all in good repair: consisting Of a Dwelling House, with
six rooms above the cellar, which Is also finished, Kitchen,
Meathoose, two Barns, Cotn-bouse, Carriage house, and
Hay shed, together with nine small buildings fitted up Tor
the accommodation Of the students, with a GARDEN contain
lug eight acres Of land, well enclosed. The Farm itself
is well enelosed-thfee hundred dollars having been paid
last year Tor t6ai purpose.
Persons wishing to view the premises, will please to call
on Elder Robert RJland, the Principal Of the Seminary,
who lives OF the premises. The purchaser can have the
privilege OF seeding small grain, &c. Ibis fall, but fnil
possess on will not be given until the first dy Of January
next, when one-third Of tie purchase money must be
paid, and Tie remainder IN two equal instruments, on the
hfstdays Of October 1898 and 1886. Application, either
written or verbal, 10 either Of tie subscribers, as TO price,
JESSE sNEAD.
RlCHARD REINs
MADISON WALTHALB.
p. Son the premises, and not far from the dwelling
much resorted 10, and no doubt might be rendered valua.
bic now II proper attention was paid to II; there being am.
pie accommodation on the premises for fifty visitors.
Richmond, Joiy 26th. 1884 29-H
a N ~APOTHECARY sToREFOR sALE-The sub.
N scrber wishing to decline The ApoIhecsry business
oilers for sale HE establishment. a great bargain can la