Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-In-
tending to remove to the West, offer for SALE my
plantation, two miles south of Oxford, Fishing Creek,
containing 034 acres; 300 of which low grounds,
cleared and dltched On it is dwelling House contain
ing six rooms with the necessary out houses and
vcncnt Spring of excellent Also, my Mill tract
of which low grounds of superior quality and 500 of
good tobacco land woods On this tract there good
Saw Mill, and an abundant supply oftmber, comtorta
bic dwelling House, and the usual outhouses. The
ter power each of these tracts is valuable and easily
rendered available. Likewise, the tract which re-
side of 100 acres The dwelling House OH this tract
contains IL besides four cellar rooms all finished
in the best style ofmodern architecture, with correspond
ing outhouscs, good Garden, and first rate Spring. |
deem particular description of the above proper
y unnecessary, person disposed to purchase, would
first view the premises. Being resolved moving,
would sell great bargain, and on very accommodating
terms. Apply to the subscriber, at Oxford, to A. W.
Venable Esq, of Ciarksvillc Va who is authorised to
act for me. TIL. Il. HUNT
Oxford, Granville CO., N. c., Jan. ., 1895.
Jan 15 76-9t"
NEGROES AND PLANTATION STOCK FOR
1S SALE.-On the 2lst day of January inst, shall
sell a! Dover in Goochland county, 20 miles above Rich
nond 60 40 valuable Negroes the whole of such pro-
pcrty the Estate of the late Thomas r. Harrison
More valuable slaves not to be found in the State
res of corn, all the fodder, OATS stock of horses and
mules, oxen cattle of all sorts, sheep hogs, plantation
utensils, &c, &C. An old carriage and gig carts, wag
some bay year old Stallion, by Tonson, of we'll
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Jr., Err.
Of Thomas r. Harrison, decd.
Jan. g. 73-tds
IA AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Wil be
sold to the highest bidder, Wednesday, the 26th
January next, the Tract of Land which the subsc-
Der at present resides containing 200 acres and within
three quarters of mile of ClaTksve the stage
leading from Belfeld to Danve. On the tract, there
Isl large and commodous dwelling house, IN good stand
for Tavern0 together with necessary out-houses,
pump in excellent well, and good orchard The
situation is considered as healthy any other in the
State.
He also offers for sale, lot in Clarksville containing
and half acres, situated in eligible part of
the town, Virginia Main street. Also lot of
three and half wood land within mile of his
dwelling house. Also, the Mineral Spring, (xnown as
Watkinss SPRING. lying in the vicinity of Clarksve,
with six of land attached it. Also seven or
eight likely negroes. further description of said pro-
perry is deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed
would purchase without first viewing for themselves.
Terms Of Saie-Onc third cash, and the balance in
annual instruments, well secured.
In the time, however, he would like TO effect
private sale of the WHOLE any partof said property
PHILIP LOCKETT.
Mecklenburg, Dec. pc. 73-t
a LBEMARLE LAND near the Unicersify of Vir-
"a ginia for sate.-A Tract of Land lying in the
county of Abemarle containing about $50 acres it
bounded by Charlottesville the west and extends to
the ltivanna river the east embracing place of de-
post the river, convenient Charlottesville
than any other. There Is also upon the land valuable
site for the erection of machinery, where there is now
advantage of being situated within and half miles
of the University ofVrgna The local situation of this
land together with the fertility of Us SOIL certainly makes
1T the most desirable situation which has been put into
market in the upper country. The terms will be made
known at any time, by application the subscriber
who lives on the premises N. III. LEWIS.
January l3 77-2aw5t
A VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.-The sub
IA scriber, in view of settlement in Mississippi is
DESTROYS OF disposng of his property in Virginia. and of
ters for sale most desirable Estate of about eleven
hundred acres of land situated in Stafford county about
miles below the town of fredericksburg and bor-
derng the Rappaiannock River This estate includes
the tracts commonly known as the SNowDEN AND Ferry
FARMS, and unes advantages rare yme with and such as
entte to be regarded ofthe desirable farms
IN this section of the State The uplands are pro-
ductve, and remarkably well supplied with both wood
and watcr--cloYer and plaster succeed we'll upon
them; and fair proportion of them has been cleared,
and is now in fine order for farming operations,
having been for some time, cultivated under an
improving system. The low-lands compose a con-
siderable portlnn of the estate, and Of the
valuable description, consisting in part of am extcn-
sive alluval meadow, situated upon the river border
perfectly reclaimed long distinguished for abundant hay
crops and of unsurpassed fertility. The improvements
consist of large two-story dwelling house, with vari
Gus buildings convenient and appropriate for plantation
purposes But 1T is considered unnecessary here TO
tempt further description Of the property, it is pre-
sumed that all persons disposed to purchase will make
personal examination and such examination, it is
beeved Will abundantly shew, that in every point of
viewfor health for fertility of SOIL for local Advantages
well ia regard TO society, convenience market
the estate offered for sale is 81, passed by none i'm
this part of VirginiaFor terms of sale and other par
tcuars, reference may be had to John A. Morson ESQ.,
at snowden, or Arthur A. Morson, ESD in Fredericks
burg. WILLIAM MORSON
January l3. 77-I2t
VOUNG ROANOKE.-This capital young Stallion
II will stand the ensuing season, my stable miles
above the New Store, the Cut Bank road Dir Jas
Saunders and VIM. A. Frazer's Tareras Cumberland.
Roanokcs purity of blood, FORM and action is well de-
serving the attention of those wishing fine horses
Jan. 10. f76-2WI GILES HARRIS.
NHoTsPUR, Mc SIRE Of Mozcppa, viii stand the en-
n n suing season, at St Leger, DIR John Heth's }
in the county Of Chesterfield % miles from Petersburg,
10 miles from Richmond and mikes south of the Coal
Pits. Particulars will be given hereafter