Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23

SALE on LOTS IN FARNlvlLLE.-N
~ day, The Both day Of July, 1895, will be sold
lion, in the Town Of rarmviile, II halfacre LON
OF said Town, on the west side thereof Twelve months
credit will be given, the purchaser giving a lien upon the
Lots, ana good ana satisfactory personal security for the
p'''''' JAMES, IaHnfy MADISON,
SSsES TiSI & vTSi,err. n.;.... sa;,g
GEoRGE r; MOTLEY, The assembly
May 20. ids
A Ia meeting ofthc Trustees of the Upper Appomat-
~ tx Company. Mt far,nville, on the Ioih June, 1885.
a dividend ofsix dollars on each share of the old stock i'm
sald Company was declared: payable to stockholders at
ON the LIST day of July, 1885. S. b. MORTON,
Petersburg, June 10. l3-2t
SPORTS OF THE PIT-A large Main (Viroinia
- against North Carolina) will be fought on thursday
the 9th June, at the Union Tavern, Caroline County,
twelve miles above Hanover Courthouse, ON the main
Northern road. The Proprietor has made arran gcmcnts
fNr the accommodation of large company.
June ID. l3-2t
Sale Of Tico Hundred and Fire Thousand Dollars of Stotc
Stack Iredccma5c for T,cenfy Years.
HDROPOSALS will be received until the SIi day of
n July next, for all orany partof the following Loans
to the Commonw wealth of Virginia, amounting in the
whole, TO two hundred and FIVE thousand dollars, viz:
$4,000 under authority of an act entitled San act 10 in
crease the Capital Stock of the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad Company. aud tn authorize a subscription there
to on behalf of the State passed Goth January. 1884.
and of San act to amend the charter ofthe Winchester
and Potomac Railroad Company, and for other pur-
poses, passed March 10, 1884; and StI0, 900, under au-
thority of'san act autlorising the Board of Public Works,
TO subscribe on behalf of the Commonwealth, to the
Stock of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company" passed January %, 1895.
Proposals may DC made for n . per cent. Stock, the
right being reserved to accept such as may be most fayo-
rable To the State.
The interest upon the loans will be paid semi-annually
at the Treasury of the Commonwealth, OH the 18th Ja-
nuary, and 10Th July, on the warrants of the Second
Auditor.
Sealed proposals, supcrscribed proposals for State
Loans, may be LETT at any time in the Second Auditors
Office. where they will be opened at one o'clock, of the
day fixed, in the presence Of such of the bidders as may
choose to attend.
BY order of the President and Directors of the Board
of Public Works. j. BROWN, Jr, Second auditor.
June l6 12-td
NDOANOKE LAND FOR S~ALE-Dcsipnina to
IA move to the South West. I propose to sell the fol.
lowing valuable real estate One tract of land, lying on
the South side of Roanoke River, in the counties of
Mecklenburg; Virginia, and Warren, North Carolina, 35
miles above Weldon and III above wilkins Ferry, con
timing i 300 acres; of which, about 600 are bottom, of
superior quality-l00 in original wood, and frstrate
plant land. Ofihc high land, about 100 acres only have
been cleared the balance is heavily timbercd, and of
good quality Tor the production of wheat and tobacco
The improvements embrace every building necessary for
a quarter plantation-mostly new, and in good ORDER
The tobacco barns are unusually good, built chiefly with
in the three years last past, and sufficient to secure a
crop of $4,000 pounds. can, with confidence. pre-
nounce this one of the very best estates ON the Roanoke,
OF ITS extent, and few. II any, are in so good a situation
for immediate profitable planting. Ii is very convenient
To the Petersburg and Richmond markets, and will short.
ly be equally so to that of Norfolk, by means of the
Portsmouth Railroad. now rapidly ~tcndingto its compile
ton. Excellent springs abound in all parts of the plan
tation-and j know IL Ia be remarkably healthy. having
resided ON it, with my family, for two years. My Phy-
slcian's bills for attendance on more tlan TO negroes.
have not exceeded 40 dollars for the last five years.
bloomsbury, my place of residence, lying on tho waters
Of Smiths Greek, Warren county, n. Carolina, 8 miles
West oi the town OF Warrcnton, and 10 from Roanoke
River, containing 1000 acres. About one-half of this
tract is in wood, and a fair proportion. say 200 acres. fine
tobacco land. There arc also 60 acres ofhigbly- improved
cotton lots, and 40 to 5n acres of creek bottom. The i'm
provemcnts are very extensive, well arranged, and slight
repairs now being made, will put them in good order.
The situation is pleasant, and the neighborhood ngrcea-
bic.
One other tract, lying within half a mile ofthc Court
House of that large and wealthytQunty. Mccklcnburg,
Va, containing seven hundred and lightweight acres.
The greater portion ofthis land is standing in original
wood, and about onc-Lalf is of good quality, we'll adapt
ed to the production of wheat and tobacco. IL would
furnish an agreeable and convenient residence To- any
few minutes walk of that nourishing institution. Ran.
dolph Macon College, and a female school of high stand
ing in Boydton.-Furthc description is deemed unnc.
ccssary, as il is presumed that those persons disposed
to purchase will yew them. MIR. Daniel r. Hicks will
treat for the tract near Boydton-Bad health obliges me
to seek a mildrr climate, and | am, therefore, resolved
on selling Letters addressed to me at Warrenton, n.
Carolina, will receive prompt attention.
l. ID. BASKERVILLE.
June 10. I2-tf
E4ULLSKIN o SALE.-Thc subscriber is au.
HD tlrorised TO sell the above valuable Tract Of Land
in Jefferson county, Virginia, belonging to the heirs of
Bennett Taylor, deceased. This desirable property il
situated in the most fertile part of the Valley of Virginia,